Thread by @TheSpaceshipper

#StarWarsDay is also the opportunity to salute and thank all those who have worked on Star Wars, at all levels, on all media, in the past as well as the present.

As we don't have a group photo of everyone (like 15.000 people lol), the famous Lucas photo will represent them.

Star Wars is an IP, it's a business, but it's also people who want to help tell stories.

People have written Mortis, while others are diving into politics with Andor. Some people are imagining the past of the universe, others are developing the acrobatics of Cal Kestis.

People are drawing a cartoon for young children while others are animating the Star Tours update. Artists are drawing the ships for a story we'll see in 3 years, while the folks at SW.com interview the creators of the next series.

Then Phil will write artbooks.

Folks at ILM:

When you think about it, there have been some fantastic scenes in the last few series. The Fondor Haulcraft, the aerial battles of din Djarin's N-1, the finale of Mando S3.

ILM treats us, with a constant quality.

I don't have time to read all the books, but what they did with the High Republic is impressive. Created a new, adjacent SW universe, which will host TV series and video games. Developed a coherent thing that starts with literary media.

Expansion done right. Slowly.

And there are hundreds of people working in a dozen studios to help us experience Star Wars.

We'll soon have as many video games as TV shows.

Good luck people! :D
Please don't crunch for us.

I was unexpectedly lucky enough to be touched by one story (Andor), but it's always great to see all the work behind all the stories (even the ones I like less).

Thank you. 🖖

(yes, it's Yoda hand from ESB)