He says be Ubahasa miokola.

He says you spilled his drink.

That's fine. It's on me.

Saldari Biscar.

Here.

Oh, man. Welcome Masters and Padawans to episode 380, you full of Sith.

I'm your host, Brian Young.

With me is, well, it's just me today.

We have a special interview with Gorin Backman, who is one of the visual effects supervisors

on the first season of the Mandalorian from Pixamondo.

And he did some work on season two as well, but he wasn't able to talk about that at all.

But we sat down and we had a lengthy chat about his work and about the challenges of bringing

the Mandalorian to life on time and on budget, especially for television.

And, you know, some of his favorite parts of the process and how

it worked. And it was just a really great chat. And without further ado, here it is. The, the question

I kind of start with everybody I talk to is, what was your first exposure to Star Wars?

Yeah, my first exposure to Star Wars. That, my first exposure to Star Wars.

You know, I grew up with this thing, as many of us did.

So it's, for that reason alone, it's really exciting to be part of this.

So I saw the first movies when I was maybe a little bit later than my friends, but I think I must have been around like

14, 13, something like that. And I mean, my mind was blown away when I saw those first

movies. I was, yeah, I just loved it. So that was the first exposure I had. And ever since then,

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