Jittlov again produced some impressive multi-technique stop motion animation a year later for a 1979 Disney special promoting their release of the feature film The Black Hole.

Jittlov entered a 16mm film made for his UCLA class, Good Grief, into Academy Awards competition.

Afterwards, Jittlov bought his own 16mm camera, designed his own multiplane animation system for $ 200, and began his career.

The Wizard of Speed and Time is a 1989 low-budget feature film written, directed, and starring animator Mike Jittlov, as well as a 1979 16 mm short film, also by Jittlov.

Jittlov is a special effects technician, and produced all of the special effects in the film himself, many through stop motion animation.

The film segment then began to be shown at science fiction conventions around the country, gaining popularity, prompting Jittlov to eventually create a ( semi ) fictionalized account of how this short film came to be, in the form of a feature film.

Years later, Jittlov was able to remake the short, as well as incorporate portions of some of his other short films ( such as Time Tripper and Animato ), into a feature-length 35 mm film.

In the film, a director, Lucky Straeker ( Steve Brodie ), and a producer, Harvey Bookman ( Richard Kaye ), bet over whether Jittlov can actually complete a major effects assignment, and Bookman does everything in his power to thwart Jittlov.

* As shown in the film, Mike Jittlov has an aversion to shaking hands.

Mike Jittlov wears a green jacket throughout the film.

Their composition, " Baroque Hoedown ", from their 1967 album, " Kaleidoscopic Vibrations " was adopted by Disney for their " Starlight Parade " event at Disneyland and Disneyworld, and was used by filmmaker Mike Jittlov for the " Mouse Mania " animated short film he made for Disney's Mickey Mouse 50th anniversary TV special in 1978.

Jittlov made a feature film with many pixilation sequences, also titled The Wizard of Speed and Time, based on the making of the original short.

Mike Jittlov ( born June 8, 1948 ) is an American animator and the creator of short films and one feature length film using forms of special effects animation, including stop-motion animation, rotoscoping, and pixilation.

In 1978, Jittlov co-starred on Disney's two-hour TV extravaganza, Mickey's 50th, with the short film Mouse Mania, creating and animating the first stop-motion Mickey Mouse, along with 1, 000 other Disney toys marching around a psychiatrist's office.

Jittlov also created the inaugural short film played on the cable TV Disney Channel.

Jittlov is best known for his feature film The Wizard of Speed and Time, which he directed and starred in.

This film features the voices of Kevin J. Anderson as Luke Skywalker, Claudia Christian as Princess Leia Organa, Peter David as an Imperial officer, and Mike Jittlov as Han Solo.

Disney experimented with several stop motion techniques by hiring independent animator-director Mike Jittlov to do the first stop motion animation of Mickey Mouse toys ever produced for a short sequence called Mouse Mania, part of a TV special commemorating Mickey Mouse's 50th Anniversary called Mickey's 50th in 1978.

Animato is a compilation of short films by Mike Jittlov, using extensive use of stop motion, pixilation, kinestasis, animation, and multiple exposures.

Jittlov distinguishes himself in terms of appearance at science fiction conventions by wearing his traditional green jacket and green shoes like the ones seen in The Wizard of Speed and Time.

It also extensively used multiple exposures, pixilation and stop motion for the brief live action sequence, which just happened to feature Mike Jittlov.

The feature version recounts the exploits of a special effects " wizard " ( played by Jittlov ) trying to fulfill his dream of making a full-length movie.

Many scenes in the movie turned out to be only too prophetic, according to Jittlov.

* In the stunt driving shots from the car-chase scene, the Pluto, the police dog in the back seat, was played by Jittlov wearing a coat over his head.

Born in Los Angeles, Jittlov became a math-language major at UCLA.

Jittlov took an animation course to satisfy his art requirement.

He considered editing this footage into a feature length film, focusing specifically on Donald Trump discussing Citizen Kane ( This segment was later released on the second issue of Wholphin ).

In 2000 Warner Music released Enya: The Video Collection on DVD in Europe, South Africa and Asia, collecting all her videos from " Orinoco Flow " up to and including " Wild Child ", except for the video from " Book of Days ", which was replaced by a live TV performance due to licensing complications relating to the video's use of footage from the film Far and Away.

Although Coppola was not credited for his effort, according to one source, " by the time the final version was released in 1982, only 30 percent of Wenders ' footage remained, and the rest was completely reshot by Coppola, whose mere ' executive producer ' credit is just a technicality.

When the 1999 film The Blair Witch Project was released, the extensive marketing campaign claimed it to be a real documentary, compiled from footage discovered abandoned in a forest.

After the series ended, two OVAs, compiling various scenes from the series along with a few minutes of new footage, were released in 1996 as Gundam Wing: Operation Meteor I, II and III.

The film was shot from April to June 1928, but Fox ordered an additional 15 minutes of dialogue footage to be shot so the film could compete with the new " talkies " being released.

Security video footage later released shows that Moqed was wanded, but the screener did not identify what set off the alarm, and both Moqed and Mihdhar were able to proceed without further hindrance.

The footage was edited into a continuous 19 minutes, 49 seconds demo called Quake done Quick ( QdQ ) and released on 10 June 1997.

* Maybe Logic: The Lives and Ideas of Robert Anton Wilson, a documentary featuring selections from over 25 years of Wilson footage, released on DVD in North America on May 30, 2006.

Two short feature films and a short subject — Thunder Over Mexico based on the " Maguey " footage, Eisenstein in Mexico, and Death Day respectively — were completed and released in the United States between the autumn of 1933 and early 1934.

Fifteen hours of footage were shot for the project yet only about three-quarters of an hour of that footage has ever been released.

Producers Sales Organization released the film theatrically around the world, in the Eastern Bloc, China, North Korea and Cuba ( this international version contained six minutes of footage not in the telecast edition ).

NASA footage including Grissom's Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions was released in high definition on the Discovery Channel in June 2008 in the television series When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions.

An alternative club version was released under the " He's Frank ( Washing Up )" title with the video featuring some footage of Iggy Pop acting and saying lyrics.

A reissue of the film, including previously unreleased footage, was released on DVD, HD DVD, and Blu-ray Disc on 20 November 2007, by Warner Home Video.

* Robert-Houdin, A Magician's Life "-TV documentary ( French ) produced in 1995 and released on DVD ( French and English version ) in 2005, with extra footage and documentary material.

On April 28, 2011, Incubus premiered the video for Adolescents and also released a video with behind the scenes footage.

Multiple cameras recorded the event but it has yet to be broadcast or released in any form, although amateur footage of the event can be seen on YouTube.

The Godfather DVD Collection was released on October 9, 2001 in a package that contained all three films — each with a commentary track by Coppola — and a bonus disc that featured a 73-minute documentary from 1991 entitled The Godfather Family: A Look Inside and other miscellany about the film: the additional scenes originally contained in The Godfather Saga ; Francis Coppola's Notebook ( a look inside a notebook the director kept with him at all times during the production of the film ); rehearsal footage ; a promotional featurette from 1971 ; and video segments on Gordon Willis's cinematography, Nino Rota's and Carmine Coppola's music, the director, the locations and Mario Puzo's screenplays.

In the early 1990s, some of the footage was colourized and released as part of the series " Greatest Headlines of the Century ".

While the Internet Movie Database states that the film's original ending had been reinstated for a re-release in 1979, Steve Biodrowski of Cinefantastique magazine claims that the film is still being released with its additional footage, including a screening at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 2005, honouring director Don Siegel.

In 1992, its recorded footage was released on video using linking narration by Tom Baker, the Doctor to complete the story.

Several dozen hours of footage were filmed before Reiner edited it to the released movie.