Much of the Star Wars films, especially the prequel trilogy, have incorporated computer-generated imagery or CGI, replicating something that is not previously in the shot, but can be added in post-production.

Contents 1 Examples of CGI in Star Wars 1.1 The Phantom Menace 1.2 Attack of the Clones 1.3 Revenge of the Sith 1.4 A New Hope (1977) 1.5 A New Hope: Special Edition 1.6 The Empire Strikes Back: Special Edition 1.7 Return of the Jedi (1983) 1.8 Return of the Jedi: Special Edition 2 See also 3 External links

Examples of CGI in Star WarsEdit

The Phantom MenaceEdit

• Jar Jar Binks
• Boss Nass
• Gungans
• Watto
• Sebulba
• Droid Army
• Darth Maul (death scene)
• Jabba the Hutt
• Fodesinbeed Annodue
• Clegg Holdfast

Attack of the ClonesEdit

• Zam Wesell (in Clawdite form)
• Yoda
• Clone troopers
• Acklay
• Reek
• Orray
• Nexu
• Geonosians
• Poggle the Lesser
• Kaminoans
• Dexter Jettster
• San Hill
• Shu Mai
• Wat Tambor

Revenge of the SithEdit

• General Grievous
• Yoda
• Boga
• Mustafarians
• Separatist Navy
• Clone troopers

A New Hope (1977)Edit

• The Death Star plans (wireframe)

A New Hope: Special EditionEdit

• Jabba the Hutt
• Mos Eisley (expanded shots)

The Empire Strikes Back: Special EditionEdit

• Some Cloud City scenes

Return of the Jedi (1983)Edit

• Death Star II/Endor hologram (wireframe)

Return of the Jedi: Special EditionEdit

• Joh Yowza
• Sy Snootles
• Sarlacc (beak)
• Ewoks (new Special Edition shots)
• Celebration shots of Bespin, Tatooine, Naboo, and Coruscant

See alsoEdit

• Industrial Light & Magic

External linksEdit

• Computer-generated imagery on Wikipedia
• Industrial Light & Magic