Doug Chiang
American designer and artist
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May 22, 2026
558: The Mandalorian & Grogu Premiere, Press, and Review
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Sarah WoloskiHOST
Um, I'm curious, uh, what from that experience have you continued to, you know, kind of carry with you? And, you know, did any of that inform, you know, your journey on this film?
Doug ChiangGUEST
I mean, I've been very fortunate to be working and designing this universe for over 30 years.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And I have to say, I mean, the process hasn't changed much at all because, you know, it all started with George, and he was very specific in sort of making sure that the art always starts with the writing.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And that's been the process, you know, with Jon Favreau and all of our other filmmakers as well.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And that's the great thing about Star Wars is that, you know, it is a singular vision from the director, and you really have to kind of see it through all the different phases.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And so for me, it's, you know, the process has been consistent, even though there's new filmmakers.
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44:24Devin CohenMODERATOR
Doug, are there certain, like, visual elements that you just feel like Star Wars, you feel consistent across this galaxy?
THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU Behind-the-Scenes and Review
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37:41Devin CohenMODERATOR
Um, I'm curious, uh, what from that experience have you continued to, you know, kind of carry with you and, you know, did any of that inform, you know, your journey on this film?
Doug ChiangGUEST
I mean, I've been very fortunate to be working with and designing this universe for over 30 years.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And I have to say, I mean, the process hasn't changed much at all because, you know, it all started with George, and he was very specific in sort of making sure that the art always starts with the writing.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And that's been the process, you know, with Jon Favreau and all of our other filmmakers as well.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And that's the great thing about Star Wars is that, you know, it is a singular vision from the director, and you really have to kind of see it through all the different phases.
Doug ChiangGUEST
And so for me, it's, you know, the process has been consistent, even though there's new filmmakers.
D
40:28Devin CohenMODERATOR
Doug, are there certain like visual elements that you just feel like Star Wars, that feel consistent across this galaxy?