#ivor beddoes

[iffltd]

#SUPERMAN the movie 1978 #movie concept art #storyboards

[deadlinecom]

[davidlynch]

The Red Shoes (1948) dir. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger Drawings executed by Hein Heckroth & Ivor Beddoes 

#filmedit #ritahayworrth #bergmaningrid #myellenficent #helenspreference #classicfilmblr #classicfilmsource #cinemaspam #the red shoes #michael powell #emeric pressburger #hein heckroth #ivor beddoes #art #1940s #*edits #*mine #this is part 2 :)

[dswcp]

Happy Father’s Day to the manifestation of terrifying paternal obsession!

Storyboard drawn by Ivor Beddoes during the late 70s as preproduction for The Empire Strikes Back. From “Storyboards: The Original Trilogy,” edited by J. W. Rinzler and published in 2014.

“Beddoes did not know exactly what Vader would say at this point in the film, as this part of the script was top secret. His note reads ‘Beelzebub offering the world...end of dialogue.’”

“Beelzebub offers the world” would be super cool on a t-shirt! Demonic associations with Anakin are awesome!

#star wars #darth vader #anakin skywalker #luke skywalker #empire strikes back #original trilogy #star wars storyboards #ivor beddoes #j.w. rinzler #1970s #bespin #star wars family #hot sith content #pure jedi content #jedi vs sith #imperial officer #cyborg #monster #rebel #cool star wars fight #so intense!!! #helmet #dramatic cape #dramatic lighting #feelings #this can only end in tears #they're in trouble #star wars butts #star wars catwalk

[thestarwarsarchives]

Early drafts of The Empire Strikes Back called for a lot more lightsaber practice. In the original training scenes on Dagobah there were two different lightsaber practice scenes, as shown in storyboards by Ivor Beddoes and left in the shooting script until July 23, 1979, when it was decided to cut them. In the first one, Yoda would hop off Luke’s head, then toss a metal bar at him, and Luke would have to slice it in mid-air with his lightsaber. First he would fail, but later succeed in cutting the bar into several pieces. The second scene had Luke training with several balls, similar to his training with Obi-Wan Kenobi aboard the Falcon in A New Hope, but in this one he would have to handle several at once. In an earlier draft of the script, Luke would also face the training droids inside Yoda’s hut, using a pot lid and a spoon to deflect their blaster bolts.

#star wars #star wars droids #starwars #the empire strikes back #behind the camera #behind the scenes #star wars behind the scenes #lightsaber #lightsaber duel #star wars lightsaber #lightsaber fight #luke skywalker #dagobah #mark hamill #george lucas #movie scripts #yoda #ivor beddoes

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Live and Let Die concept art by Ivor Beddoes (1971)

#ivor beddoes #live and let die #james bond #james bond concept art #concept art #bond art #voodoo #baron samedi #70s movies #70s bond #007 #bond movies #film #seventies #1971

[gffa]

LUKE VS VADER AT CLOUD CITY // Story Boards by Ivor Beddoes, pt2

#anakin skywalker #darth vader #luke skywalker #leia organa #concept art #star wars concept art

[annerodr-blog]

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) - J. W. ...

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) J. W. Rinzler & Ridley Scott Genre: Performing Arts Price: $17.99 Publish Date: October 22, 2013 This enhanced multi-touch eBook made specially for iBooks transforms The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back into an immersive multimedia experience worthy of the original film. It features exclusive content pulled from the Lucasfilm archives by author J. W. Rinzler: – 28 minutes of rare behind-the-scenes video – 29 minutes of rare audio interviews with the cast and crew – New bonus photos and artwork not found in the print edition In this lavish thirtieth-anniversary tribute to the blockbuster film Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back, New York Times bestselling author J. W. Rinzler draws back the curtain to reveal the intense drama and magnificent wizardry behind the hit movie—arguably the fan favorite of the Star Wars Saga. Following his The Making of Star Wars , the author has once again made use of his unlimited access to the Lucasfilm Archives and its hidden treasures of interviews, photos, artwork, and production mementos. The result is a comprehensive behind-the-scenes, up-close-and-personal look at the trials and triumphs, risks and close calls, inspiration, perspiration, and imagination that went into every facet of this cinematic masterpiece. Here’s the inside scoop on: – the evolution of the script, from story conference and treatment to fifth draft, as conceived, written, and rewritten by George Lucas, famed science-fiction author Leigh Brackett, and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan – the development of new key characters, including roguish hero Lando Calrissian, sinister bounty hunter Boba Fett, and iconic Jedi Master Yoda – the challenges of shooting the epic ice planet battle in the frozen reaches of Norway and of conjuring up convincing creatures and craft—from tauntauns and snowspeeders to Imperial walkers – the construction of a life-sized Millennium Falcon and the swamp planet Dagobah inside a specially built soundstage in Elstree Studios – the technique behind master Muppeteer Frank Oz’s breathing life into the breakthrough character Yoda – the creation of the new, improved Industrial Light & Magic visual effects facility and the founding of the now-legendary Skywalker Ranch In addition, of course, are rare on-the-scene interviews with all the major players: actors Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and David Prowse; director Irvin Kershner; producer Gary Kurtz; effects specialists Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, Ken Ralston, and Phil Tippett; composer John Williams; and many others. Punctuating the epic account is a bounty of drawings, storyboards, and paintings by Ralph McQuarrie, Joe Johnston, and Ivor Beddoes, along with classic and rare production photos. An added bonus is a Foreword by acclaimed director Ridley Scott. The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is a fittingly glorious celebration of an undisputed space-fantasy movie milestone. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.

#Performing Arts

[meredithandre-blog]

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) - J. W. ...

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) J. W. Rinzler & Ridley Scott Genre: Performing Arts Price: $17.99 Publish Date: October 22, 2013 This enhanced multi-touch eBook made specially for iBooks transforms The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back into an immersive multimedia experience worthy of the original film. It features exclusive content pulled from the Lucasfilm archives by author J. W. Rinzler: – 28 minutes of rare behind-the-scenes video – 29 minutes of rare audio interviews with the cast and crew – New bonus photos and artwork not found in the print edition In this lavish thirtieth-anniversary tribute to the blockbuster film Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back, New York Times bestselling author J. W. Rinzler draws back the curtain to reveal the intense drama and magnificent wizardry behind the hit movie—arguably the fan favorite of the Star Wars Saga. Following his The Making of Star Wars , the author has once again made use of his unlimited access to the Lucasfilm Archives and its hidden treasures of interviews, photos, artwork, and production mementos. The result is a comprehensive behind-the-scenes, up-close-and-personal look at the trials and triumphs, risks and close calls, inspiration, perspiration, and imagination that went into every facet of this cinematic masterpiece. Here’s the inside scoop on: – the evolution of the script, from story conference and treatment to fifth draft, as conceived, written, and rewritten by George Lucas, famed science-fiction author Leigh Brackett, and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan – the development of new key characters, including roguish hero Lando Calrissian, sinister bounty hunter Boba Fett, and iconic Jedi Master Yoda – the challenges of shooting the epic ice planet battle in the frozen reaches of Norway and of conjuring up convincing creatures and craft—from tauntauns and snowspeeders to Imperial walkers – the construction of a life-sized Millennium Falcon and the swamp planet Dagobah inside a specially built soundstage in Elstree Studios – the technique behind master Muppeteer Frank Oz’s breathing life into the breakthrough character Yoda – the creation of the new, improved Industrial Light & Magic visual effects facility and the founding of the now-legendary Skywalker Ranch In addition, of course, are rare on-the-scene interviews with all the major players: actors Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and David Prowse; director Irvin Kershner; producer Gary Kurtz; effects specialists Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, Ken Ralston, and Phil Tippett; composer John Williams; and many others. Punctuating the epic account is a bounty of drawings, storyboards, and paintings by Ralph McQuarrie, Joe Johnston, and Ivor Beddoes, along with classic and rare production photos. An added bonus is a Foreword by acclaimed director Ridley Scott. The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is a fittingly glorious celebration of an undisputed space-fantasy movie milestone. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.

#Performing Arts

[estherdel-blog]

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) - J. W. ...

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) J. W. Rinzler & Ridley Scott Genre: Performing Arts Price: $17.99 Publish Date: October 22, 2013 This enhanced multi-touch eBook made specially for iBooks transforms The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back into an immersive multimedia experience worthy of the original film. It features exclusive content pulled from the Lucasfilm archives by author J. W. Rinzler: – 28 minutes of rare behind-the-scenes video – 29 minutes of rare audio interviews with the cast and crew – New bonus photos and artwork not found in the print edition In this lavish thirtieth-anniversary tribute to the blockbuster film Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back, New York Times bestselling author J. W. Rinzler draws back the curtain to reveal the intense drama and magnificent wizardry behind the hit movie—arguably the fan favorite of the Star Wars Saga. Following his The Making of Star Wars , the author has once again made use of his unlimited access to the Lucasfilm Archives and its hidden treasures of interviews, photos, artwork, and production mementos. The result is a comprehensive behind-the-scenes, up-close-and-personal look at the trials and triumphs, risks and close calls, inspiration, perspiration, and imagination that went into every facet of this cinematic masterpiece. Here’s the inside scoop on: – the evolution of the script, from story conference and treatment to fifth draft, as conceived, written, and rewritten by George Lucas, famed science-fiction author Leigh Brackett, and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan – the development of new key characters, including roguish hero Lando Calrissian, sinister bounty hunter Boba Fett, and iconic Jedi Master Yoda – the challenges of shooting the epic ice planet battle in the frozen reaches of Norway and of conjuring up convincing creatures and craft—from tauntauns and snowspeeders to Imperial walkers – the construction of a life-sized Millennium Falcon and the swamp planet Dagobah inside a specially built soundstage in Elstree Studios – the technique behind master Muppeteer Frank Oz’s breathing life into the breakthrough character Yoda – the creation of the new, improved Industrial Light & Magic visual effects facility and the founding of the now-legendary Skywalker Ranch In addition, of course, are rare on-the-scene interviews with all the major players: actors Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and David Prowse; director Irvin Kershner; producer Gary Kurtz; effects specialists Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, Ken Ralston, and Phil Tippett; composer John Williams; and many others. Punctuating the epic account is a bounty of drawings, storyboards, and paintings by Ralph McQuarrie, Joe Johnston, and Ivor Beddoes, along with classic and rare production photos. An added bonus is a Foreword by acclaimed director Ridley Scott. The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is a fittingly glorious celebration of an undisputed space-fantasy movie milestone. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.

#Performing Arts

[rubywilll-blog]

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) - J. W. ...

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) J. W. Rinzler & Ridley Scott Genre: Performing Arts Price: $17.99 Publish Date: October 22, 2013 This enhanced multi-touch eBook made specially for iBooks transforms The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back into an immersive multimedia experience worthy of the original film. It features exclusive content pulled from the Lucasfilm archives by author J. W. Rinzler: – 28 minutes of rare behind-the-scenes video – 29 minutes of rare audio interviews with the cast and crew – New bonus photos and artwork not found in the print edition In this lavish thirtieth-anniversary tribute to the blockbuster film Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back, New York Times bestselling author J. W. Rinzler draws back the curtain to reveal the intense drama and magnificent wizardry behind the hit movie—arguably the fan favorite of the Star Wars Saga. Following his The Making of Star Wars , the author has once again made use of his unlimited access to the Lucasfilm Archives and its hidden treasures of interviews, photos, artwork, and production mementos. The result is a comprehensive behind-the-scenes, up-close-and-personal look at the trials and triumphs, risks and close calls, inspiration, perspiration, and imagination that went into every facet of this cinematic masterpiece. Here’s the inside scoop on: – the evolution of the script, from story conference and treatment to fifth draft, as conceived, written, and rewritten by George Lucas, famed science-fiction author Leigh Brackett, and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan – the development of new key characters, including roguish hero Lando Calrissian, sinister bounty hunter Boba Fett, and iconic Jedi Master Yoda – the challenges of shooting the epic ice planet battle in the frozen reaches of Norway and of conjuring up convincing creatures and craft—from tauntauns and snowspeeders to Imperial walkers – the construction of a life-sized Millennium Falcon and the swamp planet Dagobah inside a specially built soundstage in Elstree Studios – the technique behind master Muppeteer Frank Oz’s breathing life into the breakthrough character Yoda – the creation of the new, improved Industrial Light & Magic visual effects facility and the founding of the now-legendary Skywalker Ranch In addition, of course, are rare on-the-scene interviews with all the major players: actors Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and David Prowse; director Irvin Kershner; producer Gary Kurtz; effects specialists Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, Ken Ralston, and Phil Tippett; composer John Williams; and many others. Punctuating the epic account is a bounty of drawings, storyboards, and paintings by Ralph McQuarrie, Joe Johnston, and Ivor Beddoes, along with classic and rare production photos. An added bonus is a Foreword by acclaimed director Ridley Scott. The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is a fittingly glorious celebration of an undisputed space-fantasy movie milestone. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.

#Performing Arts

[bristowk98]

Storyboard Artists and Storyboard Types

There are many different types of storyboarding from pencil drawings to shaded storyboards to fully coloured storyboards. Through my research I have found that I prefer storyboards that are shaded pencil drawings as storyboards. I have looked at the following story board artists: Jim Cornish, John Lasseter and Ivor Beddoes. They all draw their storyboards on as black and white drawings with some grey shading which is what I have found I like. 

I started looking up the storyboards for a couple of my favourite films, Star Wars, Harry Potter and any Disney film, to see what their style was as in the Storyboard lecture we had looked at different types if storyboard which is where I already realised I prefer the pencil drawing, shaded storyboards. After looking at the storyboards for the films that I like I found, I looked up who the storyboard artists were and this is how I found Jim Cornish, John Lasseter (who was also mentioned in the lecture) and Ivor Beddoes.  

I have looked at one video by Jim Cornish which is about how his job works and it also features some of his works on Harry Potter. 

I looked at the storyboard, film comparison videos for Toy Story and Star Wars, which are also styles I like. 

From looking at these different storyboards I think that I am going to stick with a grey, black and white drawings as I quite like it because it makes it look simple but still conveys a story.

#storyboard

[davidlynch]

The Red Shoes (1948) dir. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger Drawings executed by Hein Heckroth & Ivor Beddoes 

#filmedit #myellenficent #thevintagious #helenspreference #pattinsonrobert #classicfilmblr #classicfilmsource #cinemaspam #the red shoes #michael powell #emeric pressburger #hein heckroth #ivor beddoes #art #1940s #*edits #*mine

[dswcp]

I love the mood and the little details of this beautiful pencil sketch. Check out the creepy bug crawling out of the cave, the attention-grabbing darkness of the entrance and its reflection, and Luke’s anxious posture emphasized by clinging to his tools of “crude matter” (not just his lightsaber, but also a wrench in his pocket). The unfinished quality of the vines and rocks adds to the feeling of dreaminess and unworldly significance -- like all of existence is fading away, except for Luke’s destiny.

I love when quick, impermanent sketches carry more meaning than a fully-rendered painting could. Though I suppose, on a philosophical level, this impermanence is complicated by the fact that the sketch was scanned and published in a book, and that scan was rescanned and published online by me. So for the full emotional effect, you just have to imagine that this picture is on a yellowing piece of paper in front of you and could be totally wiped out by Pink Pearl eraser.

Storyboard by Ivor Beddoes, drawn in the late 70s for Empire Strikes Back. Found in “Star Wars Storyboards: The Original Trilogy,” edited by J. W. Rinzler and published in 2014.

#star wars #luke skywalker #dagobah #empire strikes back #original trilogy #star wars storyboards #ivor beddoes #1970s #pure jedi content #like as pure as you get #rebel #force vision #star wars cave #star wars animals #star wars swamp #so intense!!! #so awesome!!! #feelings

[phylliscru-blog]

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) - J. W. ...

The Making of The Empire Strikes Back (Enhanced Edition) J. W. Rinzler & Ridley Scott Genre: Performing Arts Price: $17.99 Publish Date: October 22, 2013 This enhanced multi-touch eBook made specially for iBooks transforms The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back into an immersive multimedia experience worthy of the original film. It features exclusive content pulled from the Lucasfilm archives by author J. W. Rinzler: – 28 minutes of rare behind-the-scenes video – 29 minutes of rare audio interviews with the cast and crew – New bonus photos and artwork not found in the print edition In this lavish thirtieth-anniversary tribute to the blockbuster film Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back, New York Times bestselling author J. W. Rinzler draws back the curtain to reveal the intense drama and magnificent wizardry behind the hit movie—arguably the fan favorite of the Star Wars Saga. Following his The Making of Star Wars , the author has once again made use of his unlimited access to the Lucasfilm Archives and its hidden treasures of interviews, photos, artwork, and production mementos. The result is a comprehensive behind-the-scenes, up-close-and-personal look at the trials and triumphs, risks and close calls, inspiration, perspiration, and imagination that went into every facet of this cinematic masterpiece. Here’s the inside scoop on: – the evolution of the script, from story conference and treatment to fifth draft, as conceived, written, and rewritten by George Lucas, famed science-fiction author Leigh Brackett, and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan – the development of new key characters, including roguish hero Lando Calrissian, sinister bounty hunter Boba Fett, and iconic Jedi Master Yoda – the challenges of shooting the epic ice planet battle in the frozen reaches of Norway and of conjuring up convincing creatures and craft—from tauntauns and snowspeeders to Imperial walkers – the construction of a life-sized Millennium Falcon and the swamp planet Dagobah inside a specially built soundstage in Elstree Studios – the technique behind master Muppeteer Frank Oz’s breathing life into the breakthrough character Yoda – the creation of the new, improved Industrial Light & Magic visual effects facility and the founding of the now-legendary Skywalker Ranch In addition, of course, are rare on-the-scene interviews with all the major players: actors Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and David Prowse; director Irvin Kershner; producer Gary Kurtz; effects specialists Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, Ken Ralston, and Phil Tippett; composer John Williams; and many others. Punctuating the epic account is a bounty of drawings, storyboards, and paintings by Ralph McQuarrie, Joe Johnston, and Ivor Beddoes, along with classic and rare production photos. An added bonus is a Foreword by acclaimed director Ridley Scott. The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is a fittingly glorious celebration of an undisputed space-fantasy movie milestone. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.

#Performing Arts

[gffa]

LUKE VS VADER AT CLOUD CITY // Story Boards by Ivor Beddoes, pt1

#anakin skywalker #luke skywalker #darth vader #concept art #star wars concept art