BB-8 Adorable Applique Embroidery

BB-8 Applique

BB-8 is a droid Star Wars saga, which first appeared in the 2015 film, Star Wars: The Force Awakens. BB-8 is a real robotic remote control unit.

In August 2013, the cinematographer of The Force Awakens, Daniel Mindel and director of Episode VIII, Rian Johnson, stated that the director of The Force Awakens, JJ Abrams would use few computer-generated imagery (CGI) and would use more traditional special effects to recreate the visual realism and authenticity of the original Star Wars.1 March 2 to this end, the droid BB-8 was a physical support developed by Disney Research, 4 created by special effects artist Neal Scanlan and operated live on set with performers. to take pictures, several BB-8 models were built. The highlight was controlled by puppeteers Dave Chapman and Brian Herring puppet. In addition, there were several units controlled by radio and some versions of static support. A fully functioning autonomous robotic unit was not practical for filming, so most of the scenes in which appeared "walking" were achieved by the puppet with wires removed in post-production. However, over time a remote control unit was constructed and used in events promocionales.

Scanlan told Entertainment Weekly in November 2015 robot design came from an original sketch of Abrams, saying "It was a very simple sketch, beautiful in its simplicity of a ball with this small dome on top." BB-8 design "with panels differently on each side to help the viewer to track movement with her eyes." Scanlan said "If I had parallel patterns that were running around the circumference, would be less informative in as for the direction BB-8 was taking a pattern a bit more chaotic. "9calling the robot a" Swiss Army knife that should not be trusted, "he said that although each of the panels BB-8 has a specific purpose, such as a port or tool, not all of them have been completely defined to leave options for future films. Abrams also named the robot, telling Entertainment Weekly in August 2015, "I named BB-8 because it was almost onomatopoeia. It was more or less than what it looked like to me, with 8, obviously, and then two B " the name was conceived from the start in the production of the film and was one of the few who never changed.

The voice of BB-8 was given by comedians Bill Hader and Ben Schwartz, both accredited as "consultants vocal BB-8" in the film. The voice was created by Abrams manipulating their voices through a talkbox, coupled with an iPad running an application effects sonido.

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*** BB-8 Applique***

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