StarWars.com has updated today with a brand new look at Star Wars Rebels. In the video that debuted at NYCC, your senses will be overloaded with familiar concepts and designs that look to seamlessly bridge the gap between Episode III and IV. Plus, we are introduced to the main villain of the upcoming series – The Inquisitor
Dave Filoni has posted the following information regarding the final, unreleased episodes of The Clone Wars:
Star Wars fans – I have some exciting news! We have wrapped production on all of the remaining Star Wars: The Clone Wars episodes, and while that might be sad news in one way, it’s good news in another. It means you will finally get to see them. When, exactly, is a detail I cannot yet share. I can confirm that in early 2014 you will be watching the final episodes of The Clone Wars, including one of Master Yoda’s most challenging missions. So, get ready. We’ve got Clone Wars and Rebels coming at you in 2014. Animated Star Wars is alive and well. Trust in the Force my friends.
– Dave
Star Wars Rebels and The Clone Wars in 2014? It doesn’t get much better.
Entertainment Weekly has posted an exclusive look at propaganda art used at NYCC to promote Star Wars Rebels. Not only does it invoke powerful Imperial imagery, it gives us another great look into the design aesthetics for the series.
It case you are wondering, the text translates to ” Be A Part of Tomorrow Today”
Here it is, your first look at the new Star Wars Rebels series coming in 2014 to Disney XD. Stay tuned for more footage and images to pop up so as the Rebels panel at NYCC this week is sure to reveal more.
Hot on the heels of the glorious The Making of Return of the Jedi from J.W. Rinzler comes Star Wars Art: Concept – a must have publication for any art aficionado. This book contains some of the earliest works created for Star Wars leading right up to the present with concept art for 1313. You can pre-order it now from Amazon for only $24.00 (reg. $40.00) or pick it up whereever fine books are sold on October 15.
Today is the official release date for the next wildly anticipated “Making of” series of books from prolific Star Wars author, J. W. Rinzler. The Making of Return of the Jedi goes in depth into all of the build-up, pre-production, release and marketing of the (then) final chapter in the Star Wars saga. For more on this revealing book, check out the latest blog entry at StarWars.com from contributor Eric Geller or listen to the latest episode of Star Wars Action News for their complete review.
A very cool presentation video is circulating showing off Lucasfilm’s powerful CGI rendering technology applied to real-time motion captured actors. The possibilities truly seem endless.
