Via Escapistmagazine.com:

A series of Polaroid pictures and scripts from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope will be on display at the British Film Institute Southbank through January 4, 2015. If you can’t make it to the BFI to see them in person, we have some for you to look over.

Continuity editor and script supervisor Ann Skinner annotated pictures and scripts for scene setups and minute details. It requires a lot of attention to detail, and you can see Skinner’s quick, small notes in the margins of scripts and along Polaroids taken on set in Tunisia. Skinner’s role was akin to an intermediary between the director and the editor. She checked the expected running length of scenes and ensured times of day were consistent. Without a continuity editor, rewrites of the script can introduce small mistakes. Skinner even wrote notes about the placement of props and which scenes will consist of special effects from Industrial Light & Magic.

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