The point of this post is not to start wild rampant speculation, but when Animation Xpress has an interview with Heather Brown of Lucasfilm Singapore we're certainly gonna check it out. It's when the article opens with the following line, that we start to get all up in a tizzy...


"Lucasfilm Singapore had recently been to India and the good news is that they are working on a top secret CGI feature film project."


Who there, with the what now? Of course this does not necessarily mean a Star Wars related project but we can hope right? It's what we do best, besides the aforementioned wild rampant speculating.

Bear in mind that the quote above is from the intro and not the interview itself. The excerpt below talks a little TCW and also hints as to the top secret project.


"What are the latest developments at Lucasfilm Singapore?

What I can tell you is that the Clone War team is working on season 3, and season 2 recently got aired in the US and is hugely successful and is the number one watched show on Cartoon Network. I don't know any 9 year old boy who doesn't love the Clone war and they are working really hard on season 3 at this moment. It gets bigger, better and crazier and more insane for a TV show. ILM is starting work on a new project. Well if it's the next summer blockbuster it's probably from Industrial Lights and Magic. ILM generally works on multiple projects. LucasArts Singapore is working on a project in conjunction with the US. They will release Monkey Island 2 for the iPhone on 7 July. Our other project is definitely our secret and it's our biggest project and that is what we are recruiting for. It is going to be very interesting and different and also make a lot of people really proud to work there."


You can read the full interview with Lucasfilm Singapore Recruiter, Heather Brown over at Animation Xpress. The rest of the Q&A centers on living in Singapore, duties as a recruiter, the ins-and-outs of Lucasfilm Singapore and so forth.


Thanks to the ForceCast's Jimmy Mac, as well as FC listener Tom Holste, for the heads up!