Disney and Lucasfilm reportedly told CinemaCon attendees Wednesday that after Star Wars: Episode VII arrives in 2015, fans will see a new Star Wars film each successive summer.

These annual releases will embody a other dual cinema in a new trilogy and several standalone films, that will concentration on specific characters from a Star Wars franchise.

The categorical episodes — VIII and IX — will be expelled each other summer and a standalone film will be expelled during a off years, film sites reported when a news pennyless during a CinemaCon event in Las Vegas. CinemaCon brings together film museum owners.

J.J. Abrams, executive of a latest Star Trek movies, will approach Star Wars: Episode VII, Disney and Lucasfilm announced on StarWars.com in January. Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed a standalone films in February, adding that “They are not partial of a altogether saga.”