Through his work on the prequel trilogy, Adam Savage is uniquely placed to have an honest opinion on it, and here chatting with the Corridor Crew gang he looks back over a quarter of a century to an era of filmmaking where the practical and the digital met, complimenting each other to dizzying effect.
Adam Savage tells the crew how his experience was starting to work at ILM while they were producing Episode I, and what made both The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones so special.
Through his work on the prequel trilogy, Adam Savage is uniquely placed to have an honest opinion on it, and here chatting with the Corridor Crew gang he looks back over a quarter of a century to an era of filmmaking where the practical and the digital met, complimenting each other to dizzying effect.
Adam Savage tells the crew how his experience was starting to work at ILM while they were producing Episode I, and what made both The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones so special.
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