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Star Wars (With a Twist)

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Do you have 4 minutes???
This is my first flash movie that I made for my 11th grade Digital Media Class. Hope you enjoy.


I know Yoda's mouth doesn't move. I don't know why. Watch the whole movie including the credits because it might not end with the credits...


Please write a review and be honest.


I made it more for comedy and not animation

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Not to bad for a first flash.

Ur missing a holo projector on the Emperor's desk. I have an article from Www.wookieepedia.com here on holo projectors. "A holoprojector-also known as a holo-projector, holojector, hologram projector, and the 'proj[1]-was a device that could record, transmit and receive hologram images. Traditionally, these images were constructed for the purposes of communication, but some holoprojectors were also designed as tools for entertainment and academic purposes. Most astromech droids were outfitted with holo-projector technology. Holoprojectors could project real-time or pre-recorded three-dimensional images, which could even be transferred through a comlink connection. Sound capability typically doubled the cost of a handheld holoprojector. The device had a limited storage capacity but this could be expanded by connecting it to a holorecorder. A personal holoprojector weighed roughly 0.5 kilograms and from 32 BBY to 8 ABY were available at a cost of 1,000 credits.

The Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic maintained a large holoprojector in his office in the Republic Executive Building, from which he could view reports from Senators, Republic agents and Jedi across the galaxy. Succeeding galactic governments, from the Galactic Empire to the Galactic Federation of Free Alliances, made use of holoprojectors. In particular, the Alliance to Restore the Republic used these projectors to view holographic recordings that were produced by cameras installed on their starfighters. They would study these recordings for tactical purposes. "

Nice

Nice work domsky I really enjoyed it

awesome...sorof

pretty good for a first flash

Not bad... for a first flash.

Okay. Search the internet for some tutorials... they'll help you with the graphics and sound. You had some humor- star trek, and having tom. Lol. Anyway... A few tutorials, and you'll be fine ^-^

mitz

Gphx = shit. Audio = merde. But the humour made me chuckle briefly.

Work in ur gphx instead of throwing it together (a typical newbie mistake). And upgrade that microphone and you'll be all set :-)

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Sep 1, 2007
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