Star Wars: Visions: Season 1 - T0-B1 - Credits and Details

Star Wars: Visions: Season 1 T0-B1 Credits and Details

Directed by
	Abel Gongora
Written by
	George Lucas	...	inspired by: "Star Wars" created by
	Yûichirô Kido	...	written by
Cast
	Masako Nozawa	...	T0-B1 (voice) (as Masako Nozawa)
	Tsutomu Isobe	...	Mitaka (voice) (as Tsutomu Isobe)
	Kentarô Itô	...	Inquisitor (voice) (as Kentaro Ito)
	Yuuki Shin	...	Stromtrooper (voice) (as Kentaro Ito)
	Jaden Waldman	...	T0-B1 (English version), (voice)
	Kyle Chandler	...	Mitaka (English version), (voice)
	Neil Kaplan	...	Inquisitor (English version), (voice)
	Michael Sinterniklaas	...	Stormtrooper (English version), (voice)
Produced by
	Eunyoung Choi	...	executive producer
	Akane Itagaki	...	associate producer
	Justin Leach	...	co-executive producer
	Jacqui Lopez	...	executive producer
	Yoshiko Makabe	...	associate producer
	Josh Rimes	...	executive producer
	Kôhei Sakita	...	producer
	Kanako Shirasaki	...	producer
	James Waugh	...	executive producer
	Nicholas R. Zabaly	...	associate producer
Original Music by
	A. Bee	...	as A-bee
	Keiichiro Shibuya
Visual Effects by
	John Relosa	...	production technology: ilm

Ratings
7.0 / 10

Production Companies
Lucasfilm
Lucasfilm Animation
88 Pictures (segment: "The Bandits of Golak")
Aardman Animations (segment: "I Am Your Mother")
Cartoon Saloon (segment: "Screecher's Reach")
D'Art Shtajio (segment: "The Pit")
El Guiri (segment: "Sith")
Geno Studio (segment: "Lop & Ocho")
Kamikaze Douga (segment: "The Duel")
Kinema Citrus (segment: "The Village Bride")
Production I.G. (segment: "The Ninth Jedi")
Punkrobot Studio (segment: "In the Stars")
Science SARU (segments: "TO-B1" and "Akakiri")
Studio Colorido Co. (segment: "Tatooine Rhapsody")
Studio La Cachette (segment: "The Spy Dancer")
Studio Mir (segment: "Journey to the Dark Head")
Trigger (segments: "The Elder" and "The Twins")
Triggerfish Animation (segment: "Aau's Song")
Twin Engine (segment: "Tatooine Rhapsody")

Distributors
Disney+ (2021) (World-wide)
Disney+ (2021) (World-wide) (video)

Filming Locations
Los Angeles, California, USA (Studio)
Tokyo, Japan (Studio)