The Pink Five FAQ

When will Volume Three appear online?

Can't say exactly. Until now the Pink Five Saga has been exclusively available on Atom.com, but their exclusive license is about to expire.

We're currently looking for a new online home for Stacey - wherever that turns out to be, the entire series will be viewable there, including Volume Three.

Movie studios should hire you to make movies or tv shows or internet stuff for them.

Yes, they really should.


If you know any of those people, or if you are one of those people, .

Can I buy the Pink Five movies on DVD?

We wish.

But the Pink Five films, like all Star Wars fanfilms, are based on George Lucas' copyrighted works. We don't have the right to sell them.


However, Lucasfilm very kindly allows Star Wars fanfilms to be shown online. So Pink Five is available online only.

I have come up with a brilliant scheme to dodge copyright law, so you can sell me a DVD.

No, you haven't, but we appreciate the thought. Again, we'd love to sell DVD's but we've had numerous conversations with the legal folks at Lucasfilm and DVD sales are not an option.

Can I download the Pink Five movies?

Probably. Any downloadable version you find will be a bootleg copy somebody stole from the Atom site. But feel free to look for them, they're out there.

So Lucasfilm/Atom owns Pink Five?

No, we do. Lucasfilm/Atom currently have a license to show the Pink Five films.


There's nothing unusual about this - the makers of Scrubs licensed their show exclusively to NBC for many years, then moved it to ABC. Same deal.

Does Lucasfilm pay you to make these films?

The Pink Five films are entirely paid for out of our own pockets - plus online donations from fans, which we appreciate tremendously. (Hint, hint)


We are not employed by Lucasfilm, nor do they assist in the making of our videos. And just like the rest of you, they often ask us when they can see the final chapter.


Lucasfilm does support us by showing our films at their events, featuring us on Starwars.com, and even putting Stacey in one of their novels. Which we also appreciate tremendously.

How many shots in the Pink Five videos are from the Star Wars movies?

None. Obviously we're trying to make our stuff look like original Star Wars footage, but all the shots are our own re-creations.

What software did you use?

Mostly Adobe software - Premiere, AfterEffects, Photoshop, etc. The 3-D animation was done in Lightwave.

At the end of Pink Five Strikes Back, it said the next movie would be called Revenge of Pink Five. Why the change?

Your trivia knowledge is not complete, young Jedi.

Would Amy go out with me?

Probably not. But it amuses her when you ask.

I have a great idea for the next chapter.

Thank you, but the final chapter of The Pink Five Saga has already been shot. However, there are now people writing Pink Five fan fiction, maybe you can use your idea that way!

Wait, what? People are writing Pink Five fan fiction?

We're as amazed as you are.

In (title of Pink Five movie) you say (something), but in (Star Wars novel or comic or whatever) it clearly states (something else).

The Pink Five saga is based on the original Star Wars movie trilogy (some of you may think of them as Episodes IV-VI).

Anything from the "Expanded Universe" of Star Wars novels, games, cartoons, bedsheets, etc, we cheerfully ignore.

Will Volume Three be the end of the series?

Yes.

Will there be another Pink Five series based on Episodes I - III?

No.

Aww, really?

Really.

Oh, come on. Please?

Seriously, stop it. You're embarrassing yourself.

I have a question that you didn't cover.

Okay,