#Desmond flashes before your eyes series#

#Desmond flashes before your eyes series#

Now, there are rumored to be some additional video clips on either the Season 6 DVD set or the Complete Series DVD set that may take place after the end of Jack's time on the island. Other than that, though, I don't know of any other sources that would be considered 'canon', so for the most part it will just be video from the televised episodes. There are 14 of them, and each one is only a few minutes long, so it's not a lot of extra material, but there is some definite value in some of the mobisodes. These are considered to be canon, and are meant to enhance the hardcore LOST fan's understanding of the show. So, other than the actual episodes, there are the 'Missing Pieces' mobisodes that were originally released as part of a mobile phone promotion and ultimately ended up on the Season 4 DVD extras. Is there any non-televised material that will be included in the project?īasically, I wanted to only include things that were considered officially canon in the LOST universe. It's been a fun yet arduous process, and it's really given me a good refresher course on the entire series since I've had to go through much of it a few times while working on all of this. The Oceanic 815 plane crash or Locke, Jack, Kate & Desmond in the hatch, etc.), and figuring out where everything goes and setting up split screens if necessary. This also included dealing with scenes that are looked at from multiple perspectives (ie. Then, finally, I had to go through each audio and video transition in between every clip to make sure everything looks and sounds okay. Basically, the entire series is 120 episodes, or about 85 hours, and I've had to take all of that video, put it on my computer and in a format that's workable, go through every episode to split up all the clips, organize them chronologically (I worked on this on a season by season basis, because it's too big as a whole for my computer to handle), then start working on integrating the different seasons into one master timeline. I haven't really kept track, but it's taken a while.

How long did it take you to do all of this? These episodes will be posted on this site for viewing, and will be approximately the length of a regular LOST episode, 45 minutes, give or take depending on the logistics of a particular episode. The plan is to release this timeline in 'episodes', just as the show is presented to us now. That means taking every flashback, flash forward, and flash sideways, extracting them from the present day storyline, and creating one big timeline, that starts with the earliest flashbacks of the island, and goes through all the way to the end of the series in.well, I guess the end doesn't really have a specific date. It will be updated as I get more questions.Ĭhronologically LOST is a project I have undertaken to present the show LOST in its entirety in chronological order. Here are some answers to questions I've been getting a lot from people regarding this project.