Lucasfilm is a media and entertainment company that owns and controls the Star Wars and Indiana Jones intellectual properties. In the pinball industry, Lucasfilm (now a Disney subsidiary as of the post-2012 merger) functions as a strict IP licensor, granting licensing rights to pinball manufacturers like Stern and digital platforms like Zen Studios. They maintain rigorous approval processes for game design, artwork, voiceover talent, and marketing materials, and have demonstrated discretionary control over regional availability and product categories (including enforcing separate VR product licensing).
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The Star Wars licensing is split regionally between US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific territories
Lucasfilm maintains strict approval process for Star Wars pinball artwork and design across all manufacturers
Licensed Star Wars to Stern; heavily involved in art approval process; required specific plastic sets for each product tier
Company where collector worked alongside George Lucas on Star Wars film animation techniques.
Star Wars IP holder that purchased original 30x40 Kevin O'Connor paintings after committee review process
IP licensor; Sharpe met with Louise Riley at Lucasfilm during 1988 Pinball Expo to discuss Indiana Jones and Star Wars licensing
IP rights holder for Star Wars; partner with Stern Pinball on Mandalorian machine licensing
Star Wars IP owner; leaked brief video of Star Wars Pinball approximately one week before official announcement
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Mentioned as potential IP rights holder for Mandalorian imagery
IP licensor for Star Wars pinball; had approval authority over original artwork design
Star Wars IP owner; licensor to Stern Pinball for The Mandalorian pinball
Star Wars IP rights holder; exercised significant control over artwork approval for pinball game
IP licensor for Star Wars trademark and properties
Licensing entity for Star Wars franchise; involved in artwork approval process for Stern Star Wars pinball with reported difficulties
IP holder for Star Wars franchise, partnered with Stern on Mandalorian Pinball
Company where Randy Martinez has worked since 1999 on 3D art and illustrations
Licensor controlling Star Wars IP for both Stern and Zen pinball tables; maintains strict approval process for artwork and design
Star Wars IP licensor; Zen works directly with Lucasfilm team post-Disney merger
IP licensor. Mentioned as shared partner between Arcade1Up and Zen Studios for Star Wars pinball content.
IP licensor for Indiana Jones; controlled script access and preview information provided to Borg
IP licensor for Star Wars; officially promoted VR trailer; involved in creative approvals including original voiceover talent
IP licensor for Star Wars pinball; requires separate VR product category; enforces brand equity and proper treatment requirements.
Licensor providing assets to both Zen and Stern for simultaneous Mandalorian table development
IP licensor for Star Wars, implemented regional licensing discretion affecting EMEA market availability
Disney subsidiary; potentially source of licensing restriction on Fall of the Empire (speculation)
Star Wars licensing entity; potential source of regional licensing restrictions
IP licensor for Star Wars; described as 'very guarded' about product presentation; required topper approval process
IP licensor for Star Wars content; required approval process for comic-based artwork; specifically requested Randy Martinez for Mandalorian project after Star Wars Comics success
Star Wars IP holder involved in licensing for pinball game
Star Wars IP co-licensor requiring approval of game trailer and design elements
Star Wars intellectual property holder; associated with voice talent and licensing