#Indiana jones timeline series

#Indiana jones timeline series

With the Indiana Jones-inspired geographic map, this could be a series that doesn't necessarily branch out too far into the galaxy, and may be centered more around one system. Perhaps we could be going back to the earlier days of the Jedi, or even a time before the ancient religion? Given the way the showrunner discusses the unexplored area on the timeline the series will touch, it seems possible that the project could date back to as far as a thousand years prior to the events we know in the main saga - or even longer. Headland's comments don't really inch us much closer to figuring out what exactly the story is going to be, but her approach to this project is very interesting, and it's very cool to hear that Jason Fry's Atlas book is a major source of reference. When we were pitching, I had my designer create that Indiana Jones-like 'we go here and then we go here,' with the little dotted red line like this is our journey, this is where we're going.' WHAT THIS MEANS 'For me, it's less about going through the Star Wars universe cinematically or artistically, I'm actually kind of combing through it geographically and go on a literal journey.

The geographic layout of the series was inspired by another franchise Star Wars fans are familiar with:

Where are you? Who's there? How much do we know about who's there and how much do we not know? Based on what we know about who's there, what can we infer from the political economic structure of that place and then, how does that dovetail into the story you want to tell?' 'Those are all great and keep them up there, but it's an actual world with actual places. She continued by saying that emotional value in pitches are important, but understanding the time and place is more-so: You can't just always just start with 'I have a cool emotional idea,' or 'I have a cool concept I'd like to explore.''

It start with 'Where are we?' because I think that is always how I anchor myself within this particular world.