Aladdin 3477

You may know Matt Busch from his art featured in movies like Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones, Stranger Things, and the Star Wars universe. Now, he has written and directed his first film, Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom, which is part of his Aladdin 3477 trilogy. The films are set 1,500 years in the future in India and Asia and is based on the classic Arabian Nights tale. “My dream was never just to work for George Lucas, which was awesome and I’m super grateful, but my dream was always to become George Lucas, I wanted to make my own story, my own sci-fi epic project,” Busch says. Busch moved back from Los Angeles in the early 2000’s because he knew that Michigan would be the perfect place to build his empire and has been working on the project for the past 13 years. “You see a lot of people wearing those shirts that say, ‘Detroit Hustles Harder’ and I love that because it’s so true,” he explains. The filming, which was done in Michigan, took five years, and has been a very gratifying experience for Busch as everything finally comes together. All three movies were filmed at the same time, so the scenes were shot out of order and a lot of the actors and crew members were only on set for the scenes they needed to be in. Busch says that “It’s really neat to see everyone’s reaction” since they are all seeing it come together for the first time as well. “It’s just evolved and improved throughout the whole thing. So, after all this work, it definitely feels good to be on the o...

For several years, artist Matt Busch has worked as an artist on some of the biggest licensed properties including Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Stranger Things, and dozens of other major action, sci-fi, and fantasy brands. Creating original art for these massive franchises has opened up all types of possibilities for him as he is now attempting to launch his very own film trilogy Aladdin 3477 based on the classic Arabian Knights tale. The films have already been produced and are now awaiting release.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Macomb Township's Matt Busch is an illustrator and artist, but most importantly a Star Wars fanatic. "I live in LA for the better part of a decade and built my career there," Busch said. "But I knew it wasn't the place I was going to settle down and start a family. I'm a Midwest boy. And now that I am home, I've never been busier." It's his love for light sabers and Luke Skywalker that's now allowing him to add movie maker to his resume. "To be 4 years old when Star Wars came out, it just exploded everything," Busch said. "Back then, we didn't have video games or DVDs to relive the excitement of Star Wars. So that's when I started drawing. I wanted those lasers to come to life." Busch turned to pencils and paints to keep Star Wars alive through art, and he hasn't ever stopped. "I'm an official Star Wars Artist," Busch said. "My wife is, too. We're basically in pool of artists that Lucas Films turns to." From movies, television, books to musicians -- Busch and his wife, Linzy, always seem to be at the top of the list. List of work: "The very first Star Wars book cover I illustrated to make the New York Times bestsellers list was Tales of the Empire and that was something I was really proud of," Busch said. But this couple's career is about to move from print to the big screen. "For 20 years I've had the idea to make a sci-fi film of my own," Busch said. "It's time for me to become the next George Lucas right?" He's hoping to do that with Aladdin 34...

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CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Macomb Township's Matt Busch is an illustrator and artist, but most importantly a Star Wars fanatic. "I live in LA for the better part of a decade and built my career there," Busch said. "But I knew it wasn't the place I was going to settle down and start a family. I'm a Midwest boy. And now that I am home, I've never been busier." It's his love for light sabers and Luke Skywalker that's now allowing him to add movie maker to his resume. "To be 4 years old when Star Wars came out, it just exploded everything," Busch said. "Back then, we didn't have video games or DVDs to relive the excitement of Star Wars. So that's when I started drawing. I wanted those lasers to come to life." Busch turned to pencils and paints to keep Star Wars alive through art, and he hasn't ever stopped. "I'm an official Star Wars Artist," Busch said. "My wife is, too. We're basically in pool of artists that Lucas Films turns to." From movies, television, books to musicians -- Busch and his wife, Linzy, always seem to be at the top of the list. List of work: "The very first Star Wars book cover I illustrated to make the New York Times bestsellers list was Tales of the Empire and that was something I was really proud of," Busch said. But this couple's career is about to move from print to the big screen. "For 20 years I've had the idea to make a sci-fi film of my own," Busch said. "It's time for me to become the next George Lucas right?" He's hoping to do that with Aladdin 34...

Directed by ... (attached) Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) ... (screenplay) Cast ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Produced by ... executive producer ... producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... associate producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... executive producer ... producer ... executive producer ... producer Cinematography by ... director of photography (as Alex Jacobson) Editing by ... (edited by) Production Design by Set Decoration by Costume Design by Makeup Department ... makeup artist Production Management ... production manager ... assistant production manager ... unit production manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director ... first assistant director Art Department ... concept art Sound Department ... re-recording mixer ... sound mixer ... sound recordist ... sound designer / sound recordist ... adr recordist Visual Effects by ... visual effects artist ... visual effects supervisor Animation Department ... animator Casting Department ... casting Costume and Wardrobe Department ... assistant costume designer ... wardrobe supervisor Music Department ... composer: additional music Thanks ... sp...

You may know Matt Busch from his art featured in movies like Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones, Stranger Things, and the Star Wars universe. Now, he has written and directed his first film, Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom, which is part of his Aladdin 3477 trilogy. The films are set 1,500 years in the future in India and Asia and is based on the classic Arabian Nights tale. “My dream was never just to work for George Lucas, which was awesome and I’m super grateful, but my dream was always to become George Lucas, I wanted to make my own story, my own sci-fi epic project,” Busch says. Busch moved back from Los Angeles in the early 2000’s because he knew that Michigan would be the perfect place to build his empire and has been working on the project for the past 13 years. “You see a lot of people wearing those shirts that say, ‘Detroit Hustles Harder’ and I love that because it’s so true,” he explains. The filming, which was done in Michigan, took five years, and has been a very gratifying experience for Busch as everything finally comes together. All three movies were filmed at the same time, so the scenes were shot out of order and a lot of the actors and crew members were only on set for the scenes they needed to be in. Busch says that “It’s really neat to see everyone’s reaction” since they are all seeing it come together for the first time as well. “It’s just evolved and improved throughout the whole thing. So, after all this work, it definitely feels good to be on the o...

For several years, artist Matt Busch has worked as an artist on some of the biggest licensed properties including Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Stranger Things, and dozens of other major action, sci-fi, and fantasy brands. Creating original art for these massive franchises has opened up all types of possibilities for him as he is now attempting to launch his very own film trilogy Aladdin 3477 based on the classic Arabian Knights tale. The films have already been produced and are now awaiting release.