The Clones Revealed torrent

'The Clones Revealed' is the ultimate behind the scenes look at the second chapter of the Star Wars saga, 'Attack of the Clones'.

In the year 2002, millions of people experienced the second movie in George Lucas? prequel Star Wars trilogy ? Attack Of The Clones.

As has become his trademark, the movie pushed forward the boundaries of film-making by being the first on shot entirely on high-definition digital cameras.

Now go further behind the scenes than you have ever gone before. From concept art and pre-visualisation animatics to bluescreen performances and on-set stills, it?s all here, incorporated into the movie as the clones are finally revealed?..

The background:

For those who don't know me, my (screen)name is daveytod. I'm active with that name on several boards around the interweb and I'm something of a fan editor.

My works to date include 'The Sith Revealed' ( a behind the scenes look at Episode III that never had a full release), 'Episode III - The Video Game Movie' (a 90 minute movie made from gameplay and cutscenes of the Episode III video game), '24 - The Missing Day' (again, a full movie culled from the PS2 game), 'Battlefront - Journal of the 501st' (once again, video game cutscenes, but bundled with a helluva lot of bonus extras) and 'Star Wars - The Interactive Video Game DVD' (a VHS to DVD preservation)

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To further clarify exactly what this movie is: I?ve taken ?Star Wars Episode II ? Attack Of The Clones? as a starting point. On top of the existing video, I?ve added various material to give an extremely in-depth behind the scenes look at what goes into making a Star Wars film. For example, in the speeder chase alone, I?ve used concept art, publicity stills, rough computer animatics, comic book stills, alternate audio and video, cut lines, (I?m sure there?s a kitchen sink if you look hard enough) to show the various stages this sequence went through before it became the sequence you see on the DVD. As such, the only time you actually see the proper movie, is when I had nothing to add, bar trivia subtitles or commentary. To further enhance the DVD and make repeated viewing of your favourite scenes even easier, there are 67 separate chapter stops to choose from.

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Running Time: 2hr 35m
Extras: 5m 40s
Region: 0
Video Format: PAL
Video Type: MPEG2
Chapters: 67
Size: Single Layer