The film
“Standard Issues” took 4 years to make – and went from a silly idea through all stages of production and has even attached itself to the rest of the Star Wars fanbase. The first voices in the comments are calling for it to become “canon” and thus an official part of the universe. We don’t think that’s a bad idea – after the last few films, it’s about time something good came along again.
The future!
If you’re wondering what it takes to get something like this off the ground, we’ll have to put you off until the autumn issue 21:05. Then Robert will take us behind the scenes and tell us all about props, story, filming, cooperation and the finer points of the firmware upgrade of various Imperial tools.
The maker
Robert Hranitzky works as a freelance motion graphics designer in Munich for well-known national and international clients. The core of his creative work is the conception and design of 2D/3D animations, trailers and visualisations. You can find more of his work at hranitzky.com. He has been in the DP many times – for example with the Toca Me trailer, which you can download here for free.
https://www.digitalproduction.com/2014/09/26/ueberfl-ugsrechte-fuer-ae-cineware-im-einsatz/
