Carol Titelman (spouse name: Wikarska) (1946 - December 7, 2019) was a key member of the staff during the early days of Lucasfilm. She joined the company months before the release of the first movie, Star Wars,^[1] as Charles Lippincott secretary, while they were romantically engaged together.^[2] She soon came to direct three departments : Art, Publishing and Creative Services in the late 1970's. In particular, she helped with the creation of art-focused books. She also oversaw the conception and production of the first Star Wars radio drama, for which she was credited as an executive producer. In that role Titlelman hired Brian Daley as scriptwriter and oversaw the film's faithful adaptation to the radio.^[3] Titelman left Lucasfilm when its offices moved to Northern California.^[1]

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• The Star Wars Sketchbook (1977) (introduction, as Carol Wikarska)
• The Star Wars Portfolio (1977) (annotations, as Carol Wikarska)
• The Star Wars Album (as Carol Wikarska)
• The Art of Star Wars (1979) (editor)

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• The Making of Star Wars: The Definitive Story Behind the Original Film
• Star Wars: The National Public Radio Dramatization
• "The Early Days of the Expanded Universe" — Star Wars Insider 141
• An Annotated Guide to The Star Wars Portfolio by Ralph McQuarrie on StarWars.com (backup link) (as Titleman)
• "Adventures in the Audiosphere" — Star Wars Insider 201
• The Origins of Life Day on StarWars.com (backup link)

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