Kenobi: Trials Of The Master- Fanedit by PixelJoker95 Teaser

“Kenobi: Trials Of The Master“ is a feature-length fan retelling of the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. It uses the footage from the Series with other films in the franchise, and utilizes VFX, editing and new footage to create a completely new take on the story. It is intended to entertain and inspire the fan base, as well as to educate the upcoming artists on the possibilities of modern filmmaking. This is not intended to interfere, or belittle, or replace the original series in any way. That’s not even possible, and that was never my intention. And if it was even possible, I would never want it. This is my personal take on the story, and my ultimate love letter to the Star Wars universe. This whole educational project wouldn’t be possible without the artists and the entire creative team that made the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, so go and watch it on Disney . -Formerly known as “Kenobi: A Star Wars Story“. The title was changed due to its frequent appearance in other fan edits, as well as a better thematic connection with the story. As promised, here’s a little teaser for my rework of the Kenobi series. Hope you like it. I may have gone too far in a few places... DISCLAIMER: This is a non-profit, transformative fan project. It was made as an experiment in VFX and editing, and will feature multiple breakdowns and tutorials with the goal of promoting creative thinking and filmmaking technology. I respect the original creators of the series and the series overall. Without it, this edit and, all the other fan-art wouldn’t be possible. This is not intended to fix, or belittle, or replace the original series in any way, but is supposed to be viewed as an alternative approach to the same story. Neither this project nor I are affiliated with Disney/Lucasfilm in any way! PLEASE NOTE: Because this project is based on the protected IP and I’m doing it purely for fun in my free time, I am NOT taking any donations for it, neither am I receiving any benefits. Music by John Williams, re-arranged by Samuel Kim