Reality Check: Whedonesque
Alex Fitch talks to a couple of actors who initially found fame working in TV productions created by Joss Whedon – Morena Baccarin, in an extract from a Q and A recorded at the Apple store in London to celebrate the arrival of the first season of the remake of V becoming available on iTunes – and, in a Q and A recorded after a screening of the new SF comedy Drones at this year’s Spring Sci-Fi London festival, Jonathan Woodward talks about what it’s like playing a human in an office full of aliens.
Morena Baccarin becomes a US citizen in V while Jonathan Woodward works in an office full of Drones
For more info about this podcast and a variety of other episodes you can download, please visit the home of this episode at www.sci-fi-london.com
Links: Wikipedia pages on V, Morena Baccarin and Jonathan Woodward
To download the hour long version of the V Q and A, also featuring Elizabeth Mitchell and Scott Wolf, please visit the iTunes store, where you can also buy the entire first season
For more infomation about Drones, please visit the offical homepage: www.dronesmovie.com
For more info about all things Joss Whedon related, please visit www.whedonesque.com
Recommended events:
‘Magical realism and social realism’ in comics
Prisoner writer Ian Rakoff talks about Social Realism and Magical Realism in comics, concentrating on Corto Maltese, Love and Rockets and Little Orphan Annie in a talk at the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Sacklet Centre.
1.15 pm, 21st July
Cromwell Road Entrance, London SW7 2RL
More info at www.vam.ac.uk/activ_events
