Don't expect to see a lot of images from the anticipated "Star Wars" panel at Comic-Con on social media.
The panel is apparently so secretive that security is going around telling fans no photos are allowed to be taken inside the room during the event.
Ushers are telling audience no photos of any kind at #SDCC#StarWars panel.
— Lindsey Bahr (@ldbahr) July 11, 2015
No photos allowed during #StarWars panel at @HallHLine
— Rafael Motamayor (@rgmotamayor) July 11, 2015
Weird #SDCC security telling people no pictures at all during #StarWars panel. Normally allowed except during video.
— Danny Sullivan (@dannysullivan) July 11, 2015
Some security guards are telling the crowd no cellphones or laptops can be on during the panel, including ours. Hopefully this is not true.
— Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm) July 11, 2015But, we do know that Disney is very keen about keeping footage from its panels under lockdown to prevent leaks.
How do you stop a room full of over 6,500 people from taking photos?
With night vision goggles, of course.
@HallHLine lots of guards in suits w night vision glasses. Something big must be about to be shared in here. Announcements above & beyond.
— Classy (@classynfun1) July 11, 2015However, that hasn't stopped press members from tweeting out images of what's been appearing on screen during the anticipated panel.
Update: It sounds like fans were finally given permission to take some photos from the panel.
Now Director of #SDCC Programming on stage saying usual photography rules for #StarWars is ok.
— Danny Sullivan (@dannysullivan) July 11, 2015
A very serious no recording speech being given right now. Comic Con wants #starwars to return in the coming years
— Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm) July 11, 2015Check out more on "The Force Awakens" panel here.