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In order to curb the awkard CGI appearance of Jabba in Episode IV, I decided to turn 'Live Action' Jabba into a holographic projection. Not only does this partially excuse his appearance but it's better suited to his character, who rarely leaves the comfort & security of his palace, plus in my version, Han doesn't step on a crime lord's tail Infront of his crew. And in this continuity, his reveal in Return of The Jedi could still feel somewhat of a surprise reward for us.
The two Rhodians have been colour corrected to orange, like the ones in Solo, a Star Wars Story, and The Book of Boba Fett, so they would look less like Greedo and more like other henchmen of the same species.
The mechanical legs were based on Sidious' mechno chair from The Phantom Menace, perhaps Jabba's crew stole it from Palpatine's vacant properties? Open to interpretation.
We also added the additional scene of Han & the legs walking to replace Chewbacca's continuity error, present in the official release.
Jabba & the rhodians were carefully rotoscoped by VFX artist Prateek Saini www.fiverr.com/patrick_94711
The scenery & background characters were reconstructed & animated by Darth Porg. Darth Porg then pasted Holo-Jabba back ontop of these completed wallpapers.
@DarthPorg
The Mechno Chair was created by VFX Artist KIDDRO2000
kiddro2000.artstation.com/
Jabba & the rhodians were colour corrected by Crimson Maul.
Crimson also isolated Han & Jabba's audio.
@CrimsonMaulOfficial
Jabba's audio was edited by the kind folks from Star Wars Audio Comics!
@StarWarsAudioComics
The additional clip of Han's legs & torso was provided by Conor
Butler.
#Jabba #Hologram #ANewHope
24 дек 2022
