The Director and the Jedi Page #4
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- 2018
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And the box was big, but it was a box.
So, it had limits.
I mean, if one said, "Let's not do the sea cow.
"Let's stop at this point,
create a CG version."
I do have to say, from my visit
to the location in lreland,
we are dreaming, somewhat.
I do think it is very pivotal.
You know, we need to find different ways
how not to compromise the movie,
but sometimes you have to deal
with situations like this.
So, you know, it's tricky.
The fact that it's come so late
is a little bit of a surprise,
and I think it's just beginning to dawn,
the sheer scope of this project,
which is enormous.
If we took The Force Awakens
and we take Rogue One,
we put them together,
So, it's double the size.
We now go back, we look at,
I suppose, options to say,
do we keep this character?
Is this character potentially more expensive to do
as an animatronic practical effect
than potentially to do
in postproduction CG effects?
Can we still fulfill that expectation
on the money that we have?
And, if we don't, how can I trick him to think
that he's still getting
but, in fact, it didn't cost quite so much money?
- Hey!
- Hey.
You all right, sir?
How are you?
Wonderful. How're you doing? Good.
- Cool. Okay, fish.
- That looks so real.
Yes, it certainly is.
- You guys are amazing.
- Yeah. Will that be all right?
Yeah. That'll work. All good.
Okay, so, this is said entity.
How are you? Good to see you.
Yeah, it looks fantastic.
We just made that
a little bit salmon-y colored.
- Pinky, fleshy colored.
- Yeah. Yeah. It's perfect.
He has only two ways of responding, Rian.
Either you get the reaction,
which is very high-pitched giggle...
Or you get a, sort of, "Mmm."
It was eventually decided
to build the sea cow,
because it was Rian's ambition to always
try and achieve things practically.
So, to actually go to lreland and
place the sea cow on a rocky outcrop,
the sea, the sound,
the light, all of these aspects
the whole shot just look incredible.
shoulders are in the right place...
- Yes.
-...over here.
But I feel like this is much more right
in terms of the relation with the belly.
Okay.
There's a level of humor in Star Wars,
a naivety and an innocence,
and Rian, in this case,
has particularly latched into that.
the grotesque with the beauty.
And there's a balance in that.
It feels a little bit more like it should be
a bit more gargle-y.
Yeah.
Cool. All right.
The tree.
Well, we have a lovely site
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