In 2009, Casey Pugh asked thousands of Internet users to remake “Star Wars: A New Hope” into a fan film, 15 seconds at a time. Contributors were allowed to recreate scenes from Star Wars however they wanted. Within just a few months, SWU grew into a wild success.

We at Studio 8 thought this was a fantastic idea, so Brock LaBorde, Java Marcheselli, and Eric W. Pierson picked a fun scene, shot it, and sent it in. Two years later, the people in charge of the project picked their favorite scenes and stitched them all together into one continuous re-made Star Wars film…and we just found out that our scene was chosen to be in the final cut!

If you skip to 30:55 in the video, you can see our scene, but I highly recommend just sitting back and watching the whole damn thing.

Thanks so much to the peeps at Star Wars Uncut for creating the project and letting us be a part of the finished product.

Follow SWU!

twitter.com/starwarsuncut

www.facebook.com/pages/Star-Wars-Uncut/174910934747

starwarsuncut.tumblr.com

Video also available on Vimeo:

View Studio 8 in "Star Wars: Uncut" on Youtube to rate, comment, favorite, and embed it.

At some point, Chris Trew was in an episode of a web series called “Script Cops” and he played a very naked man who has some sort of script problems. Here is the video of that and you can watch it! Neat!

View Chris Trew in "Script Cops" on Youtube to rate, comment, favorite, and embed it.

Chris Trew was cast in the remake of Richard Linklater’s “Slacker” film and this is his awesome scene from it!

View Chris Trew in the "Slacker" Remake! on Youtube to rate, comment, favorite, and embed it.

Studio 8′s Brock LaBorde directed and produced a series of videos, written by frequent Studio 8 collaborator Barry McLaughlin (Movie Monster), to showcase the comedic talents of actress Aimee Parker. This is one of those videos. If you want to see more of Aimee or more of these awesome Nuggets videos, check out Barry’s YouTube channel.

View Manmeat Buffett (Nuggets) on Youtube to rate, comment, favorite, and embed it.