BONUS EPISODE "First Look 'George Lucas: The Lost Golden Age' Recap" w/ The Chroniclers

And we're back.

What a special kind of video there, Daniel.

I mean, I feel like even though this is a rough form, it's not really what you're going to see present in the documentary so much.

I mean, we'll obviously have some of these interviews and et cetera, but this will be the spirit, I think, of the documentary is really present here.

And, you know, you did a fantastic job with it.

Well, thank you.

I

think, yeah, just to talk a little shop, I mean, everything that you saw, if you saw it, it's all cut from what we call the proxies, which means, you know, we have these offline versions that are compressed that we do all the editing with.

And because it's very time consuming to do sort of a full broadcast level master, I didn't do that process for this.

You know, it's just going on YouTube.

For example, some of the fun visual effects shots I'm doing with Paul Duncan, our good friend Paul Duncan, are nowhere near what they will actually look like in the film.

This is the previous version of those effects.

But the story and the feeling and the emotion, is really strong.

And I was struck by that as I was looking at the different clips, trying to pull something together.

If you've been following along, you know, this video is sort of an iterative version of something we put together a little while ago, even before we went to England.

And then when we came back, it was like, okay, let's take some of that.

Let's combine it with the new footage and try to make something that would explain to anyone, to a casual observer, to someone who's not familiar with our work, what we're doing, you know, what we're doing.

And I think it's been completely successful with that.

I can tell you if we have 26,000 views and I don't know the number, but it is something like 22 or 24 unique, 24,000 unique viewers, right? That the system, these are individuals watching this video It only stands to reason that a huge number of those had never watched our or listened to our podcast.

You know, the biggest clip we'd had on YouTube prior was 7000 views.

And that was the Rick clip that went viral.

That was everywhere.

And, you know, people were linking to it from websites.

Right.

So I think and anyone I talk to professionally, too, has said, you know, for an organic video, which means we didn't put any money behind it.