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This panel, moderated by Zeiss Cinema Sales Manager Snehal Patel, celebrates Bruce's past work with the stories behind the explosions that made "Star Wars"…
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Bruce Logan, Director of Photography for RISE OF THE EMPIRE discusses his experience as 2nd unit visual effects artist on STAR WARS A NEW HOPE.
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Bruce Logan worked on second unit photography on the miniature and optical effects unit for Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope.
•Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (2nd unit photography)
•Bruce Logan at the Internet Movie Database
•Bruce Logan (Visual Effects) by Dennis Pellegrom on Star Wars Interviews (July, 2019) (content now obsolete; archived from the original on February 5, 2023)
Apr 10, 2021 · (Watch the video interview on Youtube here) BIO: Cinematographer Bruce Logan is known for his work on Lost Fare (2018), Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope (1977) and TRON (1982).
Jan 30, 2021 · The effort that went into making A New Hope the movie we know and love is inestimable, Lucas and his immensely talented army of artists labouring tirelessly to transport audiences to another world.
- Jack Pooley
May 25, 2017 · Here are 40 memorable moments that have become part of the cultural lexicon and kick-started our love of a galaxy far, far away. 1. What a beginning. "It is a period of civil war." The first sentence of the opening crawl set the stage and filled us in about the state of the galaxy.
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