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George Lucas was one of these directors, being 29 at the time of directing his second film American Graffiti. Lucas was challenged by Francis Ford Coppola to produce a script that would appeal to mainstream audiences(Hearn). Lucas, accepting the challenge, based the script of the film off of his 1960s teen years in Modesto, California. Lucas felt his experience with picking up girls in the 60s would induce nostalgia into the

putting off cleaning the kitchen and mopping the boys floor. I started off by having Susan put Lucas inside his playpen. She was not sure whether or not this was going to work. I told her that it is a possibility that he won't stay in there, because he is used to being able to get to her when he feels like it. I said that and it will also be a distraction to ask one of the other children to watch him, because Lucas is not their responsibility. She as to figure out a way to manage the situation on her own

films, the portrayal of action-adventure by each approach will be examined in the following paragraphs. The crossroads of these two eras intersect via the work of producer-directors Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. Both pioneers of the action-adventure blockbuster film, Spielberg and Lucas would ultimately come to dominate the motion picture industry throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Despite the downfall of independent supremacy enjoyed in the wake of the Paramount Decision, a silver lining existed

race cars would grow into a man who would create a movie empire and change the world of cinema for years to come. George Walton Lucas Jr. was born on May 14, 1944, in Modesto, California- a small farming town east of San Francisco (Barson). He attended Thomas Downey High School and later attended Modesto Junior College to study social sciences. While he was there, Lucas took an interest in photography and film and, subsequently, decided he wanted to go to art school. Then, he enrolled in the University

the vietnam war had given them so much money that children and parents had enough money to go the films as the average income had doubled since the end of the second world war. The Star Wars Corporations was eventually bought by Disney in 2012 when Lucas retired, Disney bought the franchise as they knew they could gain large economic benefit as the fanbase was so loyal to the franchise that they would go see every movie made even if Disney was producing the films. When Disney released their newest

Lightsabers, lasers, or space travel, no matter what Sci-Fi material it is, Star Wars is a widely known saga and has unified a certain extent of people in our modern day culture. Star Wars has become extremely popular among people and references to the saga are used frequently. However, that does not mean everyone knows the deeper meaning and story behind the saga. The carefully developed story of Star Wars, the relationships involved, the characters, and the influence on our culture is what people

The cultural features of Star Wars series and its impact on social culture I. Introduction A. Research background Star Wars series is an indispensable part in contemporary American culture. From 1977 until now, the whole series has been an incredible legend and a worldwide cultural phenomenon. Great changes has it made in various aspects. In 2005, Wired writer Michelle Devereaux created an infographic that explicitly explained the impact of Star Wars, mainly in the film industry. “How Star Wars

George Lucas has accomplished much in his 70 years of life. There are many people in Hollywood who would give anything for a fraction of his success. Yet one of the best things about George Lucas is that he is essentially the same person who decided to change career paths from a hospital bed in 1962 to become one of the most influential filmmakers in Hollywood history. George Walton Lucas Jr. was born on May 14, 1944 to Dorothy and George Lucas Sr. Lucas grew up in Modesto California with his three

Kathleen Kennedy Lucas film president and film producer. Kennedy born on June. 5, 1953 has made a lot of accomplishment in her life. Some examples have been involved with more than 60 films, such as E.T. and many Star Wars movies. She has also been nominated for 8 Oscars. Kathleen uses project management skills in her everyday life, such as scheduling, and time management. I possess some skills that Kathleen Kennedy needs in her everyday life and I need and want to acquire some of her skills.

dark side of the force was called “Bogan”, and the light side of the force was called “Ashla” (Biography). Lucas struggled to put his story together and made it coherent. It was too dense and messy, and design of his characters was just equally as bad. But after the third draft, the story finally showed a little improvement, with a more solid plot and character developments. In 1976, Lucas finally decided to use it for his production of the films with a small budget of 7.5 million dollars offered