It's not everyday that you get to say, "My web video production company produced a video that is on starwars.com." However, today I do. The Children's Museum of Indianpolis had an Obi-Wan Kenobi Jedi Starfighter heading their way for a new "Clone Wars" exhibit. Recognizing that this was a great story (especially since they weren't sure how to get it in the building) they called upon the web video experts. After a few hours of shooting and a very quick turn around time, Jason Drake delivered The Children's Museum a first cut, and they were excited to get it online.
There was one more step, though. They had to get final approval from Lucasfilm. Apprently the folks at Lucasfilm (we like to think that George Lucas himself watched it even though we know better) saw the value in authentic storytelling because not only did they approve, but they decided to post in on starwars.com com as well.
Click here to see a Cantaloupe.tv authentic story in the presence of Yoda.
Justin Gutwein
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