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Star Wars Uncut by Mike Frank
Seeking help to remake the sci-fi classic "Star Wars: A New Hope," tech-geek Casey Pugh's project uses Vimeo as a crowd-sourcing tool to engage filmmakers in a "Be Kind Rewind"-style DIY production.
He divided up the entire movie into 15-second clips, tasking participants with download three sections for re-filming.
When all 472 clips are complete, Pugh will stitch them back together to create the feature-length movie. We suspect that the end result will be amazingly hilarious.
Sign up to be part of the experiment.
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