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Architect of the Digital Revolution: George Lucas

On Book Stands: DroidMaker: George Lucas and the Digital Revolution

By Matt Armstrong

November 9, 2005 Source: Studio Daily

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The original Star Wars mesmerized audiences in 1977 with its new, fantastical style of filmmaking. With each subsequent Star Wars film, Lucas upped the ante in visual innovation, breaking new ground and setting the bar more than a few notches higher than what had previously been accomplished.

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$Author Michael Rubin worked at LucasFilm in the mid-\'80s and helped train the first users on the EditDroid.$

Author Michael Rubin worked at LucasFilm in the mid-'80s and helped train the first users on the EditDroid.

George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola worked concurrenly but spearately to change the process of filmmaking.

The first NLE: The EditDroid debuted at NAB in 1984. It was acquired by Avid in 1993.

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Architect of the Digital Revolution: George Lucas

On Book Stands: DroidMaker: George Lucas and the Digital Revolution

By Matt Armstrong

November 9, 2005 Source: Studio Daily

The original Star Wars mesmerized audiences in 1977 with its new, fantastical style of filmmaking. With each subsequent Star Wars film, Lucas upped the ante in visual innovation, breaking new ground and setting the bar more than a few notches higher than what had previously been accomplished.

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All New Video Tutorials.. Avid, Final Cut- RED camera tutorials, Imagineer mogul, Trapcode Form, Apple Motion and many more tutorials on editing, VFX, animation.