Best Star Wars Fan Films

Best Star Wars Fan films 

TROOPS! The first and greatest! A mash up ( before that word was in use) of the Tv Show COPS and  the first Star Wars Movie:

directed by Kevin Rubio

 

REBEL SCUM

http://www.bloodbrothercinema.com

https://www.inverse.com/article/10711-star-wars-fan-film-rebel-scum-is-too-good-to-exist

 

DARTH MAUL

 

Speedrun: Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (Ep #3)

 

Star Wars The Lesser Evil

 

Star Wars Liberation

 

HardWare Wars!

Did I say Troops was the first and best Star Wars Fan Film?  How could I forget this Erne Fosselius shot on film parody from the late 70s?

 

TIE FIGHTER

 

Youtube Update

mattkprovideo.com/2017/12/03/youtube-update/

I finally got around to making banner art for my mattkprovideo youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBkIvPbMFQfvn2U0GvQeZfQ

I copied the banner art off this very website.

I put it into a 2048 by 1152 Adobe Photoshop file.  I had to resize the art several times to make it look right for desktop computer sizing.

Merry Christmas from Artex Funding

Merry Christmas from Artex Funding

mattkprovideo.com/2017/11/29/christmas-artex/

 

Drawn in Adobe Flash ( Adobe Animate) then exported as a “.swf” file,

It was a little bigger than 1920 by 1080 so I brought the flash  “.swf” file into Adobe After Effects. I scaled it down about 80 %.  Then I added the website url and phone number, luckily Adobe After Effects had the same font installed as I used in Flash.

I felt the white lettering didn’t stand out enough from the bright white background. So even though it was drawn line art already, I added an adjustment layer with the Stylize > Cartoon filter over everything.  It gave the lines a greater thickness.

Then I added another adjustment layer with the ” CC Snowfall” effect on it. White snowflakes against a white background?  I put the snow effect layer UNDER the cartoon layer- this giving the snowflakes a thin outline.

https://www.lynda.com/After-Effects-tutorials/Adding-snow-using-CC-Snow/104216/108662-4.html

I rendered it all as a  Quicktime H.264  “.mov ” so it could be uploaded easily to Youtube.

 

Then I shared it via Twitter and Google Plus.

 

This is a “Christmas Card”  that ArTex Funding can send out to their clients.