Confere on you the level of Jedi Knight, the Council does.

But agree with your taking this boy as your Padawan learner, I do not.

Quigone believed in him.

The chosen one the boy may be.

Nevertheless, grave danger I fear in his training.

Master Yoda, I gave Quigon my word. I will train Anakin.

Without the approval of the council, if I must. Quigon's defiance I sense in you.

Need that, you do not.

Agree with you, the council does.

Your apprentice, Skywalker, will be.

Ongen. Outs! Skywalker will be. Oh! Bhaar! Oh!

Bhaar!

Uh-huh. Welcome Masters and Padawan to episode 543 of Full of Sith.

It's me, Brian Young, with you as ever, bringing you a very special episode of the show today.

At the beginning of the year, I talked about how I'd open up some of the interview archives of stuff that I've been able to collect over the years.

And today's another one of those little gems from the 20th anniversary series of interviews I did with a number of influential creatives involved in the Phantom Menace.

And I thought it would be a great time to bring this back out for the 25th anniversary, for your listening pleasure.

So we're going to have David Tattersall and my conversation with him from 2019.

And Tattersall, if you remember, is the cinematographer behind the Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith.

He worked with Lucasfilm for a long time on The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles and really was a pioneer of digital

cinema alongside George Lucas, really his partner in establishing the look of the prequels and how

the camera moved and how the lighting looked across all three of those movies. And so his

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