He also has the rare ability to stage a party that has a buzz and feels genuinely atmospheric. Nima employs a kind of stylized reportage to capture what comes across as a real life event. His technique of underplaying things in a naturalistic way makes our job of seamlessly including Death Stars, Stormtroopers, Darth Vader, etc., totally convincing.

Rich Roberts our shoot supervisor tells us: "Working with Nima was fascinating and exciting as just about everyone loves the Star Wars films which Nima makes so apparent in his finished film."

Our lead flame artist, Jonathan Box goes on to explain: "Our collaboration on this project gave us the opportunity to combine footage from some of the most iconic scenes from Star War with Nima's vision. The result is a great fusion between old and new. Nearly every shot contains an element from the Star Wars movies. My hope is with every viewing you will be able to spot another subtle Star Wars spaceship or storm trooper within this Street corner".

We love the film, it was a great project to work on.