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	DVDCC.COM: ARTICLES - "STAR WARS: EPISODE 1 ON DVD: Section VII - Q&A Session Part 2 (Rick McCallum, EP1 Producer)" - ...
		RICK MCCALLUM: And I think everybody was candid enough, you know people like Dennis Muren and John Knowles and everybody else who was working on the film for such a long period, it gave them an opportunity to actually reflect back on their experiences, what it was like to actually do that specific shot.
		RICK MCCALLUM: But what I do love about it, is it's future potential to be able to go in directions where you do have the access and, the ability to be able to store a phenomenal amounts of material.
		RICK MCCALLUM: And if somebody can actually have the wherewithal, the tools to be able to actually change that, it doesn't mean necessarily that you're going to like it any better or that you're even going to see it.
	www.dvdcc.com /articles.php?episode1dvdevent_7 (2349 words)

	Rick McCallum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Richard McCallum (born 1952 in Heidelberg, Germany) is a film producer most famous for his work on the Star Wars prequel trilogy and special editons as well as The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.
		McCallum sometimes jokes that his sole purpose in life is to make what George Lucas wants to happen.
		McCallum is also fairly foul-mouthed, considering his status with Lucasfilm and the fact that many projects of his are for children and teenagers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rick_McCallum (278 words)

	Rick McCallum: biography and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		On location is a term used to describe the filming of a television show or movie on the actual site where the story is set, as opposed to indoors on a soundstage designed...
		McCallum sometimes jokes that his sole purpose in life is to make what George Lucas[For more, click on this link] wants to happen.
		McCallum was born in Heidelberg Heidelberg quick summary:
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/r/ri/rick_mccallum1.htm (485 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: Arts :: Rick McCallum Reveals Next Steps for 'Star Wars'
		The 53-year-old McCallum is a relatively new addition to the Star Wars universe, but in his short tenure, he’s raised the hackles of more than a few hardcore devotees.
		McCallum thinks it’s the responsibility of relative industry outsiders like Lucasfilm (which operates outside the immediate purview of any major Hollywood studio) to push for a world where “Star Wars” can become that historical blip of which he speaks; where far more films are as technically innovative and entertaining as “Episode III.”
		McCallum, hoping to speed that process along, actually speaks very little about the current DVD release of “Episode III.” Instead, he envisions future “Star Wars” DVDs that could literally change the way students learn about film.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=509451 (1058 words)

	Road Gear - Systems: Fanatic Mechanic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Do-it-yourselfer Rick McCallum has taken on a lot of complex projects over the years, but none quite as challenging as the install in his '96 Tacoma SE pickup.
		McCallum, a 49-year-old fire-control technician and career Navy man stationed in San Diego, has modified and raced bicycles and cars, designed home-stereo speaker systems, rebuilt amplifiers, and even schemed out and constructed his own homes.
		McCallum used a variety of materials, but most prevalent in the truck is RAAMmat, an aluminum-backed damping sheet that he came across while searching a local distributor for industrial sealants and coatings.
	www.roadgearmag.com /article.asp?section_id=11&article_id=56 (725 words)

	Salon Arts & Entertainment \| The biggest indie film ever made (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		McCallum became an expert at getting Potter the fees he wanted while mounting low-budget movies and TV shows -- just the man for George Lucas when he took young Indiana Jones to television.
		McCallum's career began while he was a student in comparative literature at Columbia University.
		McCallum joined them again on "The Wild Party" (an oddity, based on a Roaring '20s narrative poem, with Raquel Welch as a flapper), then entered the Directors Guild as an assistant director.
	www.salon.com /ent/col/srag/1999/05/20/mccallum (808 words)

	Liam Chats with Fans online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Rick McCallum: We are going to try and make it for less money, in less time, but make it bigger.
		Rick McCallum: It was done with a special technician-performer, who was using rods, dressed up in a blue-screen suit, performing the robotic version of C-3P0.
		Rick McCallum: No, I took a week off when the film opened, and went to Mexico, which was very relaxing.
	www.homestead.com /quiobitemple/liamchat.html (2274 words)

	Rick McCallum - Indiana Jones Wiki
		Richard McCallum (born 1952 in Heidelberg, Germany) is a film producer most famous for his work on the Star Wars prequel trilogy and special editons as well as The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.
		McCallum sometimes jokes that his sole purpose in life is to make what George Lucas wants to happen.
		McCallum is the stepson of actor Michael York.
	indianajones.wikia.com /wiki/Rick_McCallum (172 words)

	Star Wars: Community \| Rick McCallum Coming to Celebration II
		McCallum, who has worked exclusively with George Lucas since 1990, will be on stage at Celebration II.
		Rick is a great source for the real deal for the story behind the story of Star Wars.
		Rick collaborated with George Lucas on the feature film Radioland Murders and the critically acclaimed television series The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.
	www.starwars.com /community/event/celebration/news20020307.html (401 words)

	Rick McCallum on Star Wars: Episode III - ComingSoon.net
		Producer Rick McCallum presented his "Spectacular" today at the "Star Wars Celebration III" convention in Indianapolis, IN.
		McCallum followed up the rousing series of clips with a series of animatic vs. final footage comparisons.
		McCallum said he had nightmares about Lucas and his daughter calling him in the middle of the night when he was old asking about Star Wars edits for "The Phantom Menace".
	comingsoon.net /news/topnews.php?id=9297 (625 words)

	Crew Profiles: Rick McCallum - Producer
		Rick McCallum began his career working with one of Britain's most esteemed screenwriters, the late Dennis Potter, on the screen adaptation of Pennies From Heaven, starring Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters.
		For the past couple of years, McCallum has overseen the restoration and produced the phenomenally successful release of the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition, in addition to overseeing all the preproduction activities for the new Star Wars prequels which he will produce.
		McCallum's job was to make sure that the film was restored properly and that all the things he had wanted in the original film were included in the restoration.
	1001resources.com /hosting/users/cinesecrets/SW1/pmSW1CrewRickMcCallum.html (890 words)

	Jedi.Net :: View topic - NEW EPISODE 3 SPOILERS
		Rick McCallum: I'd be Jabba the Hutt because we have the closest resemblance.
		Rick McCallum: Personally, I prefer the 6 movies to be left as they are as a finished story.
		Rick McCallum: The real issue is that by the time we see the galaxy in Ep IV, it's been at war for years and nothing is dramatically changed...
	forums.jedi.net /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=12121 (5232 words)

	DCN has DVD news, DVD releases, DVD database, DVD announcements, DVD rumors, DVD forum, DVD reviews, DVD links..
		Rick McCallum, Star Wars Producer, was asked to take part in one of these sessions.
		McCallum, I have a burning question: At last week's SW Celebration, you said that casting for Episode II had not begun, yet you also said the casting choice for Anakin is/would be "bold." Has the part been cast, perhaps offered to a well-known actor, or will there be a casting call for the role?
		(Rick) I think that we're at the turning point now that technology has reached the level that a writer can write anything he wants and that a director is only limited by their imagination.
	www.dvdchannelnews.com /dvdvideo?&doc=pages/interviews/dv_iv_006794ej&norecent (1660 words)

	Rick McCallum
		Rick McCallum: When it first was an idea represented to us by 20th Century Fox, they wanted to find out, if we wanted to do anything for the 20th year celebration.
		Rick McCallum: Well, sadly most of the people you work within the film business are legends in their own mind, George is actually a legend.
		Rick McCallum: May the force be with you and keep the dark side within - don't forget it.
	www.maikeldas.com /SWrick1eng.html (2382 words)

	Salon Column \| The biggest indie film ever made (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		McCallum says that August thought nothing of flying coach to Stockholm on a Sunday because that was the only day Max von Sydow had off from the theater.
		McCallum also got August to enlist his then-wife Pernilla August (who plays the mother in "The Phantom Menace") for a one-day appearance at a $500 cash fee.
		The agreement McCallum struck is like the one Don Corleone makes with the undertaker at the start of "The Godfather": In return for the favor he does them (employing them on a potentially fun, exciting and lucrative project), he will one day exact a service of his own naming.
	www.salon.com /ent/col/srag/1999/05/20/mccallum/print.html (1661 words)

	VFXPro - The Daily Visual Effects Resource
		McCallum has produced all three episodes of the more recent Star Wars trilogy with director/creator George Lucas.
		The young team ("The minute you turn 17, you can work with us, as long as you have a tent and a sleeping bag," jokes McCallum) met with Lucas three times a week to create individual animatic sequences from which the film was developed.
		McCallum says manufacturers know—as do HD pioneers such as Lucas, James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez—that technology has to step forward if filmmakers expect to keep their audiences in theaters.
	www.uemedia.net /CPC/vfxpro/article_13358.shtml (2069 words)

	Rick McCallum \| Interviews \| SCI FI Weekly
		McCallum: There's no question we knew way back in 1990 that Episode I and II were going to be very tough, especially with anyone over probably 18 years old or anyone who had had any relationship with the original trilogy.
		McCallum: Well, I think at the end of the day there was no other place to [do it]: We had to make Anakin's transformation.
		McCallum: Well, it only differed in that I wanted it to be a little bit more of the unbelievable betrayal of two best friends.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/interviews/sfw1087.html (1989 words)

	dvdforum.nu - Pressträff för Star Wars - dvdforum.nu tillbringar en dag med Rick McCallum
		Rick Dean och hans underordnade från THX hade tidigare förberett visningsrummet med sju högtalare och finjusterat dem och förstärkaren för att vi skulle få uppleva Dolby Digital 5.1 EX-ljudet i all dess prakt.
		Jag tror att Rick kommer att berätta mer om det men under inspelningen arbetade vi i San Francisco med dvd:n samtidigt som vi hela tiden konsulterade George och Rick nere i Sydney.
		Rick McCallum kommer säga samma sak, men jag tycker verkligen det är vedervärdigt.
	www.dvdforum.nu /misc/?act=priart&type=utskr&id=177 (4162 words)

	Rick McCallum on Star Wars & More - ComingSoon.net
		McCallum: No. The animation is being done right now as we speak.
		McCallum: We have been upgrading the quality of the original 60 mm image.
		McCallum: No, the principal photography will take place all around the world, probably with the base in Sydney.
	comingsoon.net /news/topnews.php?id=11492 (1362 words)

	Star Wars producer warns of P2P
		Rick McCallum, producer of the Star War films, announced this month to an Australian audience that halting the exchange of movie files on P2P networks needs to be "as concentrated an international event as the war on terrorism."
		McCallum is in Sydney, Australia managing preproduction work on Star Wars Episode III at Fox Studios.
		McCallum went on to insist that 50% of music business revenue had been lost due to file sharing in the last few years.
	www.networkworld.com /newsletters/fileshare/2002/01644274.html (556 words)

	Star Wars - Chatting with Rick McCallum and Jake Lloyd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In tonite's chat session at Talk City, producer Rick McCallum returned to discuss the filming of Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
		But what we like to do is have the artwork on the set at all times, so they always know the backgrounds that will be behind them, and we do very sophisticated animatics, which allow them to see what the scene is like both before and after the one they are doing.
		McCallum: Well, I think the most emotional scene is when Anakin leaves his mother, and I think the most emotional scene for Anthony and Kenny Baker was just being back together after 16 years.
	www.lightsaber.com /starwars/chat-mccallum-lloyd.html (557 words)

	Robert Garvin script
		RICK McCollum, Scoutmaster during the middle years of Robert’s Boy Scouting will assist by delivering the Eagle charge.
		RICK McCALLUM ---and to obey the Scout Law.
		RICK McCALLUM --- the obligations and responsibilities of the rank of Eagle Scout –
	www.eaglescout.org /finale/coh/script10.html (3001 words)

	Star Wars: Biography \| Rick McCallum
		Rick McCallum began his career as a producer working with one of Britain's most esteemed screenwriters, the late Dennis Potter, on the screen adaptation of Pennies From Heaven, starring Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters.
		McCallum has also established a close working relationship with director Nicholas Roeg and produced two of Roeg's films, Track 29 and Castaway.
		McCallum produced the restoration and enhancement work done on the phenomenally successful Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition, in addition to producing the next Star Wars trilogy, the first installment of which appeared in theaters on May 19, 1999.
	www.starwars.com /bio/rickmccallum.html (365 words)

	Star Wars DVDs - Rick McCallum Interview - STARWARS.UGO.com Hub
		RICK: Of course it is! The theater experience sucks in the United States and that's one of the things I'm most proud of about the DVD.
		RICK: Personally, I don't, but there's The Tuskegee Airmen, about a fl squadron that flew during WWII, which is a script we've been trying to get together for a long time.
		Rick He's working on it now and, hopefully, by the end of the month he'll have a script that will be done, and that Harrison [Ford] and Steven [Spielberg] will love.
	starwars.ugo.com /dvds/starwars_revengeofthesith/mccallum.asp (2512 words)

	iFMagazine.com Features - Profile: STAR WARS - REVENGE OF THE SITH PRODUCER RICK McCALLUM
		McCallum, stepson of actor Michael York, has been involved with the STAR WARS saga since the first film back in 1977.
		Twenty-eight years is a long time to be involved in one project, so the obvious question would be is whether he is sad or relieved that it’s all over.
		Looking at the immediate future, Rick McCallum is now involved in the DVD for REVENGE OF THE SITH, which is scheduled to be released in November of this year.
	www.ifmagazine.com /feature.asp?article=1281 (1384 words)

	Rick McCallum on Star Wars: Episode III - ComingSoon.net
		McCallum followed up the rousing series of clips with a series of animatic vs. final footage comparisons.
		McCallum complimented the fan on catching it and said it would make sense in the movie.
		McCallum said he had nightmares about Lucas and his daughter calling him in the middle of the night when he was old asking about Star Wars edits for "The Phantom Menace".
	www.comingsoon.net /news/topnews.php?id=9297 (672 words)

	George Lucas and Star Wars previsualization
		In the serene wine country of Skywalker Ranch, Rick McCallum is amped with filmmaking energy and a mission to make movies without the layers of Hollywood B.S. While desktop production has made filmmaking more affordable, McCallum makes the point that Hollywood has gone in the opposite direction of runaway profligacy.
		A fan of computer previz, McCallum has been looking for ways to help directors plan their work for the past 20 years.
		McCallum's history and perspective were the jumping-off points for our two-hour interview, during which he shared his outspoken views on modern filmmaking and a few ways he's found to improve it.
	preview.millimeter.com /mag/video_charting_stars (2842 words)

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