In the wake of Tippett Studios’ closure, a digital archive appears online(filmstories.co.uk)
248 points by rdmuser 9 days ago | 33 comments
tl;dr: After Tippett Studios closed in August and its archives were auctioned off, an anonymous buyer called "TippettFan" acquired a folder of CD-ROMs, digitized them, and uploaded the contents to the Internet Archive. The collection contains 90 .ISO disc images with behind-the-scenes material from RoboCop, Starship Troopers, the original Star Wars, and other films, along with test clips of CGI creatures and a 2008 Phil Tippett interview.
HN Discussion:
  • ↑Personal industry anecdotes from VFX veterans reflecting on Tippett's legacy and work culture
  • ↑Awe and gratitude that one anonymous person rescued this history from being lost
  • ↑Urgency to mirror/seed the archive before copyright holders can take it down
  • ↑Sadness about the bankruptcy closure and material that remains unpreserved
  • ~Meta-suggestion that the title should name Tippett prominently to attract the right audience