Hopefully she's not a "The Force is Female" type.
The outlet claims that "in the next week or two," Disney is reportedly set to finally confirm that the pair will take over from Kennedy when she steps down from her role as president.
Everyone seems to say that but I don't believe it. One really good Star Wars movie and everyone's on board again. Like when they first did Mandalorian (until they screwed that one up as well of course).Way too late for me to care anymore.
Relatively little web presence on her. A business manager who became head of ILM in 2009.Why not make Dave full president instead of this co-president bullshit.
This is Lynwen Brennan:
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Hopefully she's not a "The Force is Female" type.
Relatively little web presence on her. A business manager who became head of ILM in 2009.
"I look at Deborah Chow directing Obi-Wan Kenobi, and what an incredible job that she did. She created a series that was uniquely hers. And Leslye Headland's doing the same thing with The Acolyte. I don't think anybody else would've been able to tell those stories in the same way," Brennan says. "And Carrie Beck, our executive vice president of development, she is just so inspirational. I love seeing her sensibilities coming into the stories. It's all led by Kathy, but I love seeing all these different voices that have different lived experiences that can make our storytelling richer. And I love seeing the results of that. And that's really what it's all about at the end of the day."
I'm not so sure. All generations who grew up after the Disney Era began no longer idolize the franchise the way previous generations did. Disney basically made Star Wars irrelevant to the Zoomers and the Alphas and also drove away most of the Millennials and GenX while they were at it. Star Wars just doesn't have the iconic franchise power it once did, people won't come back unless there is a good reason toEveryone seems to say that but I don't believe it. One really good Star Wars movie and everyone's on board again. Like when they first did Mandalorian (until they screwed that one up as well of course).
Way too late for me to care anymore.
Why not make Dave full president instead of this co-president bullshit.
Same energy.Way too late for me to care anymore.
I hope you're right chief:
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Lynwen Brennan Interview | Lucasfilm.com
To celebrate Women’s History Month, Lucasfilm.com spotlights executive vice president and general manager Lynwen Brennan.www.lucasfilm.com
Article: Lynwen, who has worked for the ground-breaking and blockbuster-producing company for almost 20 years seeing the likes of Star Wars spin-offs and sequels created, Marvel's superhero universe brought to life and the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park resurrected, wants more girls to know that the world of visual effects, film engineering and many other roles behind the camera are not just for computer and maths whizzes.
"We've got a long way to go we're still nowhere near where we need to be," said the mother-of-one whose first foray into the world of visual effects was helping her brother set up Parallax Visual Effects in the 1990s, one of the first films they worked on being Jurassic Park.
Lynwen said: "At Lucasfilm there's always been a great balance in the leadership and one of my favourite things to say is that I was promoted when I was on maternity leave. I felt supported the minute I walked through the door.
"Kathy's [Kathleen Kennedy, Lucasfilm's president] leadership team has always been 50% women because they happen to be the best at their job. We haven't had a quota at that leadership stage, however we are getting a lot more pragmatic and specific about not accepting the level we have regarding women in visual effects and technology.
"At the moment 75% of the people in visual effects are men and that's unacceptable. Our ratio at ILM is better than that, but it's still not enough."
What do you think? Just looking at her hahaha.Why not make Dave full president instead of this co-president bullshit.
This is Lynwen Brennan:
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Hopefully she's not a "The Force is Female" type.
Somehow Palpatine returned!Hmm. Uh-oh.
Article: Lynwen, who has worked for the ground-breaking and blockbuster-producing company for almost 20 years seeing the likes of Star Wars spin-offs and sequels created, Marvel's superhero universe brought to life and the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park resurrected, wants more girls to know that the world of visual effects, film engineering and many other roles behind the camera are not just for computer and maths whizzes.
"We've got a long way to go we're still nowhere near where we need to be," said the mother-of-one whose first foray into the world of visual effects was helping her brother set up Parallax Visual Effects in the 1990s, one of the first films they worked on being Jurassic Park.
Lynwen said: "At Lucasfilm there's always been a great balance in the leadership and one of my favourite things to say is that I was promoted when I was on maternity leave. I felt supported the minute I walked through the door.
"Kathy's [Kathleen Kennedy, Lucasfilm's president] leadership team has always been 50% women because they happen to be the best at their job. We haven't had a quota at that leadership stage, however we are getting a lot more pragmatic and specific about not accepting the level we have regarding women in visual effects and technology.
"At the moment 75% of the people in visual effects are men and that's unacceptable. Our ratio at ILM is better than that, but it's still not enough."
I bet if you think really, really hard you will figure it out.
"At the moment 75% of the people in visual effects are men and that's unacceptable. Our ratio at ILM is better than that, but it's still not enough."
Nothing has staying power any more these days. But that also means that people forget real fast. Rogue One was a good return to form. If they'd have kept this level all the screw up from the new trilogy would have already been forgotten.I'm not so sure. All generations who grew up after the Disney Era began no longer idolize the franchise the way previous generations did. Disney basically made Star Wars irrelevant to the Zoomers and the Alphas and also drove away most of the Millennials and GenX while they were at it. Star Wars just doesn't have the iconic franchise power it once did, people won't come back unless there is a good reason to
If Disney were to "re-canonize" the old EU and adapt Timothy Zahn's Thrawn Trilogy as a replacement for the disastrous Disney Sequel Trilogy, I might take a look. Otherwise Star Wars is dead to me
I would prefer a fan-made AI movie to anything from Disney to be honest.Boy, it would be really cool if we somehow got a good Star Wars movie again.
I was watching some making-ofs of the original trilogy, and it was just incredible how much vision and passion there was. Wouldn't it be great to return to that?
I would prefer a fan-made AI movie to anything from Disney to be honest.
I suppose it is possible that Filoni did not want the president job. There is probably a lot of bullshit that would take him out of the creative role he actually really seems to love.
For me they'd have to do a good trilogy before I'd watch any of it. (Then again I'm the guy that didn't watch Phantom Menace until 10 years after it came out. If it was really good I might consider watching RoS which I skipped.)Everyone seems to say that but I don't believe it. One really good Star Wars movie and everyone's on board again. Like when they first did Mandalorian (until they screwed that one up as well of course).
As long as she's a very business-minded person and doesn't want to meddle in the creative aspects I'm perfectly fine with her. Women are as capable as men. It's when they are feminists and start green lighting "female power" type of movies instead of being interested in telling good stories that I shudder. But I think I would rather have seen Favreau instead of Filoni. Filoni is too obsessed with his animated era characters, who honestly made The Mandalorian suck.Relatively little web presence on her. A business manager who became head of ILM in 2009.
Why not make Dave full president instead of this co-president bullshit.
This is Lynwen Brennan:
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Hopefully she's not a "The Force is Female" type.
About time, she has ruined everything she has touched in the years she was in charge, i couldn't believe she was one of the producers on Back to the future, must be an alien replacement!.