There’s One Reason Ahsoka Has Avoided Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Biggest Mistake

There’s a reason Ahsoka avoided Obi-Wan Kenobi’s mistake. Both series were filmed using volumetric technology, his 360-degree LED screen stage with matching ceiling. First used in The Mandalorian, this revolutionary technology still has its limits. This was often the case with Obi-Wan Kenobi, where the actual outdoor location felt very cramped in scenes like the one in Javim. Ahsoka uses volumes too, so this error could happen again, but there’s a reason it was avoided. In an interview with CinemaBlend, Ahsoka’s writer and executive producer Dave Filoni explained the caveats of using the volume. I was lucky enough to be downstairs at [Volume] and experienced it with the team, so I know when it works and when it doesn’t. There are certain situations where you really want to use it, and others where it’s better to use it in a normal blue screen stage. There will be situations when you just want to get out. All you need is to understand your team and trust the right time to introduce it. Although the questions asked were related to his upcoming Mandoverse film, they speak strongly to how Filoni understood Ahsoka’s volumetric technology. In particular, he states that he knows the difference between a traditional blue screen stage and an outdoor setting in a scene, as well as volume when he needs an LED setup, and this is already reflected in episodes 1 and 2 of Ahsoka. Masu.