It started with John Dykstra, who had worked previously in effects for a sci-fi movie, and his network of effects aficionados became some of the first ILM crew. “I realized I was going to have to start a company and put together a whole group of people that would just be specifically for making Star Wars,” said George Lucas in 1979. ILM was built from the ground up, including the cameras used for Star Wars. Here are 20 things we learned about ILM and Star Wars in this compelling documentary series.ġ. From designing and building the cameras used to film Star Wars from scratch, to merging practical and computer special effects, to pioneering digital filmmaking, the impact that Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) has had on filmmaking is staggering. But the special effects wizards in Light & Magic, now streaming on Disney+, will absolutely convince you that magic is real.
You’ve heard the phrase “the magic of moviemaking” so many times that you probably never stop to think about it. Some of the best Star Wars, Lucasfilm, and ILM factoids from the documentary series, now streaming on Disney+.
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