But we decided that not to do something based on fear is a terrible way to live. There was actually a little bit of hesitation at one point with us chasing it.īob Roth: What if our life becomes Star Wars and we come to hate our life? What if our life becomes LEGO and we come to hate our life?īill Motz: That would be a really disappointing thing. Since then, they have worked on many famous licenses, but as huge Star Wars fans they have now landed their dream job.īlocks: As Star Wars fans yourselves, did you have any trepidation about taking on the show?īill Motz: It was interesting, because it was a little bit daunting, because these things are really near and dear to our hearts and -īob Roth: - the last thing we want to do is mess them up.īill Motz: You risk whenever you get involved with an endeavor like this of eventually affecting your affection for it. It was all part of our exclusive, in-depth look behind the scenes of the new series.īill Motz and Bob Roth, the executive producers of LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures, got their break in animation scripting Disney animated TV such as Darkwing Duck and Aladdin. Zander, Kordi, and Rowan Freemaker are scavenging leftover parts across the galaxy - until they get pulled into a much bigger adventure.Īs deputy editor of Blocks, the monthly magazine all about LEGO, I had the pleasure of speaking to the key creatives behind The Freemaker Adventures. If you haven’t seen any of LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures yet, then you’re missing out on a unique animated spin on that galaxy far, far away. is happy to pick up the proverbial blocks and present these previously unseen images and interview insights.
So huge, in fact, that the issue couldn’t fit everything. Blocks magazine recently ran a huge feature on LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures.
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