star wars animated series?

Star Wars Animation Begins. The theme for this year’s Comic-Con was Star Wars is Forever. Lucasfilm’s Head of Fan Relations, Steve Sansweet, revealed that Lucas Animation will be carrying on the spirit of adventure and excitement through a new animated Star Wars series set to debut in the Fall of 2007. Production has begun, and Sansweet announced several of the talented people behind the new endeavor, including Catherine Winder, Dave Filoni, Chris Kubsch, and Henry Gilroy.
(through the Homing Signal LucasFilm newsletter)

Anyone know if this is different than the other TV series that is planned? I recall that one is live action.

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weezie7/30/2005 12:38 PM
From what i've heard and read, there's a new CG show AND a live-action series in production. At least one of them takes place inbetween the prequels and the original trilogy.
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bwana8/02/2005 10:37 AM
That is what I have heard about the live action one. I wonder if the CG one will be cell-appearance like Clone Wars, South Park, Little Bill, or more 3D like Starship Troopers: Roughnecks...
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