Droid Builder Panel - Dolby Soho NYC - Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker Event
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What this video covers
A recorded panel discussion featuring droid builders from the fan-builder community, filmed at Dolby Soho in New York City as part of a Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker promotional exhibit. The conversation centers on the craft of building real, functional Star Wars droids — including R2-D2 and C3PO-style builds — ahead of the final Skywalker Saga film release. Running nearly an hour, the panel offers an inside look at the dedication and skill behind bringing iconic screen robots to life. While not a Halloween-specific video, the prop-building and character fabrication content has crossover appeal for haunt and costume creators.
Key takeaways
- ◆Panel features real-life droid builders discussing their craft and process
- ◆Event was held at Dolby Soho NYC as part of a Rise of Skywalker promotional exhibit
- ◆Builders recreate iconic Star Wars droids including R2-D2 and C3PO styles
- ◆Nearly an hour of in-depth conversation about droid construction and community
- ◆Tangential value for Halloween prop and animatronic builders interested in character fabrication
Who this is for
Star Wars enthusiasts, prop fabricators, and Halloween animatronic builders curious about the techniques and community behind building screen-accurate character robots.
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