Concept artist Iain McCaig began designing the Jedi Master’s younger look as an eight-year-old version of the character. Yaddle is actually an early “young Yoda” design. The design team later realized that most aquatic creatures on our own planet don’t sport green hues, so they changed his skin tone to orange instead.Ĥ. Jar Jar Binks was originally designed with green skin. Rick McCallum, producer of the prequel trilogy, called the show a “testing bed to learn a new way of making films.”ģ. Not only did a significant number of the television series’ crew and production team later work on The Phantom Menace, some of the techniques they perfected while filming the series were then used on Episode I. One of the biggest influences on the making of The Phantom Menace was The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.
In fact, he writes all of his scripts this way.Ģ. George Lucas wrote the Episode I script by hand with just pencil and notebook paper. Here are 20 behind-the-scenes facts and anecdotes straight from the people who were there!ġ. The Making of Episode I: The Phantom Menace, written by Laurent Bouzereau and Jody Duncan, was also released in 1999 and features candid tales of the production direct from writer and director George Lucas, the cast, and the crew of one of the most anticipated films in history. In addition, Lucasfilm produced a number of behind-the-scenes features for web and home video that explored the making of the movie. From developing completely new film techniques and technology that seem commonplace now, to a massive storm wiping out most of the Mos Espa set in Tunisia, there’s more to the story of making of Episode I than you probably know. Twenty years ago, Star Wars : The Phantom Menace graced movie theaters with an excitement level that’s still talked about fondly today. You’ll never watch Episode I the same way again.
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