Star Wars Andor - Official Trailer

[INFECTED 1,160]

 

[huttont 5,104]

Looks fantastic. I’m excited to see a Star Wars series not revolving around the Jedi. Excited to see more of Coruscant and the workings within the Senate and Empire

[Nathan 2,079]

Looks amazing, the first high-quality TV show for Star Wars and not that stupid round sound stage rubbish they use for the rest of them. 
 

Let’s just hope the script is better then the other shows we have so far..

[Defmix100 6,119]

3 hours ago, Nathan said:

Looks amazing, the first high-quality TV show for Star Wars and not that stupid round sound stage rubbish they use for the rest of them. 
 

Let’s just hope the script is better then the other shows we have so far..

wait they aren't using it in this one?

[Nathan 2,079]

2 hours ago, Defmix100 said:

wait they aren't using it in this one?

Nope, not a single shot thank god! 
 

Almost the whole series was shot *professionally* on location. 

[RAMROD 106,315]

Heard this one will be 12 episodes instead of the typical 6. So this should be good for story development.

[BradleyCooper 2,046]

1 hour ago, Nathan said:

Nope, not a single shot thank god! 
 

Almost the whole series was shot *professionally* on location. 

Let's not pretend like The Volume isn't the most state-of-the-art, advanced, visual effects tool in recent years. Sure, shooting on location is great when possible, but it's not always realistic or cost effective. Just don't agree with it being categorized as un-professional.

[Nathan 2,079]

16 minutes ago, BradleyCooper said:

Let's not pretend like The Volume isn't the most state-of-the-art, advanced, visual effects tool in recent years. Sure, shooting on location is great when possible, but it's not always realistic or cost effective. Just don't agree with it being categorized as un-professional.

It’s a great technology that can be used well at the right time (The Batman car chase), however, shooting entire shows almost exclusively on it like Mando, Boba and Obi has resulted in very poor production quality that has almost 0 believability in most scenes. 
 

While is prevalent in all those seasons, Obi’s visual quality was a disaster. Moving away from that stage is a great move! You can already see the vast benefits in just the trailer alone. 
 

[BradleyCooper 2,046]

2 hours ago, Nathan said:

It’s a great technology that can be used well at the right time (The Batman car chase), however, shooting entire shows almost exclusively on it like Mando, Boba and Obi has resulted in very poor production quality that has almost 0 believability in most scenes. 
 

While is prevalent in all those seasons, Obi’s visual quality was a disaster. Moving away from that stage is a great move! You can already see the vast benefits in just the trailer alone. 
 

Is it unprofessional though? I’d much rather studios use the newer LED soundstages than traditional green screen. (If they have to go down that route)