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By WENN.com | Friday, October 28, 2005

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HOLLYWOOD - Star Wars creator George Lucas has founded a new television and digital animation movie studio in Singapore.

And the new studio's first project is Clone Wars, a TV series based on the Star Wars universe so masterfully butchered in Star Wars episodes I, II and III, which is due to hit screens in 2007.

Lucas is expecting his new studio, which is based on the experience of Industrial Light & Magic and LucasArts, to set a precedent to the rest of the animation industry and to train "a new generation of digital artists".

Chief technology Officer Cliff Plumer says, "We're leveraging not only the technology, but the expertise and the techniques developed over the years at Industrial Light & Magic and LucasArts to train a new generation of digital artists at our Singapore studio."

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