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site and content © Adam Bertocci. Star Wars © Lucasfilm
Ltd. This site and the content therein are fan works only. No ownership
of the properties is assumed; no infringement is intended.
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ABOUT
THE SITE
SITE
HISTORY
This site was founded on June 11, 1999 upon the author (a high school sophomore at the time) noting that there
were was an awful lot of hand removal in the Star Wars trilogy.
It was stashed on a free Tripod account, and there it remained, amassing
media coverage and over 100,000 visitors, until a revamp and re-opening
on October 8, 2005.
MEDIA COVERAGE
in order of hearing about it...
E! Online
Maxim (Web confirmed, print unknown)
IGN
USA Today (Web confirmed, print unknown)
Fark
93.3 Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Area
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star-Tribune (Web confirmed, print unknown)
Cinema magazine (Czech Republic)
Northwestern Chronicle
Radio 2BL Sydney
Chicago Sun-Times
Daytona Beach Journal-News (Web only)
Vlogbrothers
Die Macht mit uns (German book)
Anil Dash
To report further media coverage please contact me!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Adam Bertocci is a radio-television-film alumnus at Northwestern University
and a die-hard Star Wars fanatic. He can still recall his first
viewing of the epic at the age of eight. He can also recall seeing it
on the big screen in 1997, whereupon he was inspired to be a filmmaker.
His other Star Wars fan works include the award-winning fan film Run
Leia Run, a Lola rennt crossover starring Will Butler of Arcade Fire, and the award-winning short Brooklyn Force, bringing the galaxy far, far away to the streets of New York.
He moderates the
Jedi Council Forums at TheForce.Net, wrote for SWFans.Net before its untimely demise, and has voice-acted or otherwise contributed material to a number of
fan film and audio productions, most notably an uncredited hologram cameo in Revelations and effects work for Return of Pink Five, Vol. 3.
When not ripping off more talented filmmakers, in his clearly copious spare time he is an award-winning screenwriter and filmmaker operating
under the banner of Guy
in his Basement Productions. He is also a published author, somehow—buy a copy of Two Gentlemen of Lebowski today, or something, I guess. He also runs Moviemaking Merch, a brand of t-shirts and gifts for filmmakers.
His favorite Star Wars character is Salacious Crumb.
SITE
TOOLS
Originally designed with some ancient version of Microsoft FrontPage.
Original crappy graphics done with MSPaint and Microsoft Word. I'm not
kidding.
Revamped and redesigned with Macromedia Dreamweaver and Adobe Photoshop. For a class project. I got a good grade.
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