Making Star Wars: Webdocs (1998) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Making Star Wars: Webdocs online in HD.
Making Star Wars: Webdocs — Storyline
Making Star Wars Webdocs was a series of videos released on StarWars.com featuring behind-the-scenes looks at the production of Star Wars: Episode I, II, and III.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Lynne Hale
- Starring: George Lucas
Making Star Wars: Webdocs — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1998-06-22 |
| Seasons | 3 |
| Episodes | 42 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Language | English |
| Status | Ended |
Making Star Wars: Webdocs — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: All I Need is an Idea (1998-06-22)
- E2: Thousands of Things (1998-07-27) — The walls of the Skywalker Ranch art department are papered with sketches and the tables are littered with sculptures of the objects and bizarre creatures that inhabit the worlds o
- E3: Home Sweet Home (1998-08-31) — Anakin's hovel was the first set completed at Leavesden Studios in England, where most of the shooting for Star Wars: Episode I took place. A total of 55 sets were built and decora
- E4: Boys in Paradise (1998-09-30)
- E5: This is a Creature Film (1998-10-31)
- E6: Prime of the Jedi (1998-11-30)
- E7: Assistant Directors (1999-01-04)
- E8: Three Thousand Anakins (1999-02-22)
- E9: It's Like War Now (1999-03-15)
- E10: Costume Drama (1999-04-08)
- E11: Bad Droid Karma (1999-05-13)
- E12: Movie Music (1999-05-20)
Season 2
- E1: Here We Go Again (2001-03-29) — This documentary – the first in an ongoing Episode II series – explores the road taken by George Lucas and his trailblazing crew. From the first digital babysteps in The Young Indi
- E2: Wedgie 'Em Out (2001-04-30) — This documentary looks at the design origins of the Jedi vessel, from concept sketch to maquette to full-sized prop. This Episode II starship continues to bridge the design styles
- E3: We Didn't Go to the Desert to Get a Suntan (2001-06-05) — Location, location, location — while the Star Wars movies travel from one side of the galaxy to the other to showcase a lot of strange things, to get that onto film (or the digita
- E4: Trying to Do My Thing (2001-06-27) — Having completed the bulk of photography required for Episode II, Hayden can now reflect on the experience. Here's a look at this talented new star, including an exclusive glimpse
- E5: A Twinkle Beyond Pluto (2001-07-31) — The sense of scope found in scenes of Mos Eisley, Mos Espa, Theed and Coruscant would not nearly be so impressive without its bustling crowds. This documentary celebrates those muc
- E6: It's All Magic (2001-09-14) — This documentary takes a look at ILM's role on set, and what happens before the digital creations are built in the computer, or the miniatures are constructed.
- E7: Revvin' It To The Next Level (2001-10-26) — The usefulness of this plane lay not in its looks, but in its sounds. The Star Wars films are always rich in aural phenomena. Sound experts like Ben Burtt and Matthew Wood are task
- E8: A Jigsaw Puzzle (2001-12-21) — As with The Phantom Menace, Episode II is keeping ILM's model shop busier than ever. They're putting together environments and objects that digital cannot yet recreate efficiently.
- E9: Bucket Head (2002-01-25) — History has a way of repeating itself. With a few scant months to go before the premiere of Attack of the Clones, there's a new bounty hunter who's the talk of the town.
- E10: Good to G.O. (2002-02-26) — It's an image fans have been waiting decades for: a harsh battlefield on a distant world abuzz with the glow and sound of hundreds of lightsabers. Episode II will finally make this
- E11: P-19 (2002-04-04) — She is Padmé Amidala, now 24 years old, and Senator of Naboo. To demonstrate her change in role and age, Writer/Director George Lucas tasked the Art Department and Costume Designer
- E12: Reel 6 (2002-05-22) — Star Wars movies end in a big fashion, and Attack of the Clones is no different. The last 45 minutes of the movie are a visual feast of incredible detail. Sandwiched between the dr
Season 3
- E1: Two Worlds, One Movie (2004-02-13) — Director George Lucas finalizes the script and develops the look of Episode III with his team at Skywalker Ranch. Meanwhile, Producer Rick McCallum leads his crew at Fox Studios in
- E2: …One World, Two Movies (2004-03-12) — Among the challenges to be juggled by the various departments are cementing the connections between this film and the rest of the saga. Episode III is two movies in many ways. It h
- E3: We Still Do A Little Bit (2004-04-16) — Special Effects are different than Visual Effects. Though both are illusions, Special Effects (SFX) happen in front of the camera, in real time during production, while Visual Effe
- E4: Creating General Grievous (2004-05-14) — The introduction of this new villain in Episode III accompanies the closing battles of the Clone Wars, when both Republic and the Separatist forces have a chance to stab at the ver
- E5: This Weapon Is Your Life (2004-06-11) — Prop Master Ty Teiger returns to make real the carried weapons seen in the final film. This documentary explores the design of new weapons, some from familiar cultures, and some fr
- E6: Video Village (2004-07-16) — While digital cameras have helped the amateur photographer, they've radically upended the guesswork of modern moviemaking. Gone is the alchemy and photochemical uncertainties of sh
- E7: Epic Designs for an Expanding Universe (2004-08-20) — See how the span between Episodes II and III have transformed Padmé Amidala, how stately Bail Organa addresses the Senate, how Chancellor Palpatine starts to show his true hue — a
- E8: Behind the Curtain (2004-10-15) — The cables that snake along the stage floor of Episode III's shooting environment form an intricate web connecting key players of the production. George Lucas directs the actors on
- E9: C-3PO: His Moment to Shine (2004-12-17) — C-3PO has been an integral part of Star Wars since the earliest concept sketches, and has lent considerable humor and humanity to the saga for twenty-seven years. As filming comple
- E10: Pickups & Reshoots (2005-01-21) — Pick-up photography has become an increasingly common tool in filmmaking. It is a way to add to and refine the growing story during a very organic production process. Here's a look
- E11: Becoming Obi-Wan (2005-02-22) — With the prequel trilogy, Ewan McGregor stepped in to fill the role of a younger Kenobi. In Episodes I through III, audiences have watched Obi-Wan mature from a fresh-faced Padawan
- E12: The Wookiees Are Back! (2005-03-11) — As glimpsed in the Episode III teaser trailer, the mighty Wookiees of Kashyyyk return to the silver screen in force. Not only is Peter Mayhew once again donning the shaggy costume
- E13: Ten Gallons of Buildings (2005-04-18) — To capture the enormous trees of Kashyyyk, the sinkhole cities of Utapau, or the lava rivers of Mustafar on HD, George Lucas could not rely on exotic locales on this planet. Instea
- E14: B-107: The Life of an HD Tape (2005-05-23) — Not bound to the limitations and time-intensive processes associated with traditional film, the all-digital Episode III still has an elaborate production process spanning continent
- E15: The Creatures of Episode III (2005-07-18) — There's a galaxy full of fascinating life-forms filling out the frames of Revenge of the Sith. Some will be realized digitally, while others major beings and species will be brough
- E16: Going to the Dark Side (2005-09-09) — When Anakin Skywalker first stood before the Jedi Council as a nine-year old boy, Yoda laid out his future in a progression that began with fear and ended with suffering. The final
- E17: The Music of Episode III (2005-10-14) — One of only a few to contribute to all six Star Wars films, famous composer John Williams returns for Revenge of the Sith. Combining and twisting the established melodic phrases wi
- E18: Becoming Sidious (2005-10-31) — pisode III is the story of Darth Vader and the emergence of the classic villain from a fallen hero. But the mastermind of this dark plot also finally comes to the forefront, as Dar
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Making Star Wars: Webdocs have? 3 season(s) with 42 episodes.
Who created Making Star Wars: Webdocs? Lynne Hale.
Where can I watch Making Star Wars: Webdocs? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
