THX Diamond Star(1983, 1993, 1999, 2005, and Restored Versions)

Hi there! ZeroStar Here! After many years of concepting and 3 months of production, it has finally arrived! And the first to be in 5.1. Fictional Backstory: The Trailer was first released in early 1983, just in time for release for the theatrical premiere of Return of the Jedi as an alternative to the Wings trailer in most theatres, It was then revised in 1993, 1999, and 2005, and later in 2015 The visuals were done by ILM with the help of Doctor Who intro designer John Nathan-Turner and sound design by Skywalker Sound and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Other Mixes will be coming soon. Credits: ZeroStar - Trailer Animation, Original Sound Design, Director, Editing ‪@NikoBellicDigital‬ Additional Sound Design, Additional Editing, Finalization Programs used: Vegas Pro 20 and 17 Adobe After Effects 2024 (Trailer Visuals) Bandicam - VHS Recording and Capturing FL Studio - Audio Design Sounds Used: DTS Trailer Collection BBC Video 1984 THX Broadway(DTS) Graphic Films Corporation/Omnimax/IMAX wormhole intro sounds VCL Communications logo THX Broadway 2000 Dolby Digital Train Trailer E-Amusement Cloud(Konami) logo SFX THX Science Of Sensation THX Broadway Restored THX Eclipse THX Lincoln Audio Car Demo Channel Television(ITV) 25 Years ident The Cinemark IMAX Theatre Trailer Rainmaker Digital Pictures PS2 Bios sounds SFX from Atari Anthology(PS2) Monster Drop(Arcade SFX) End Theme: Merci from Lumines(PSP) Please refrain from uploading! Niko and I have worked hard on the project and stealing would not do our hard work justice. Stealing is a horrible idea to do! © 2024 ZeroStar Entertainment Inc and Niko Digital. All Rights Reserved THX and the THX logo are trademarks and properties of THX Ltd. All other property of their repsective owners. Again, please do not reupload! Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.