Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi Time Capsule 411: Exploring Sci-Fi Craft: From Silo’s Set to Invincible’s Sound and Dark Matter’s Worlds
Welcome to another episode of Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi, In this Time Capsule edition, we kick things off with Nicole Northridge, the talented production designer for "Silo" Season 2, as she reveals the secrets to building the rich, atmospheric environments that define the series—including the art of transforming a set to create an entirely new silo.
Next, we dive into the world of animation sound with Brad Meyer and Jeff Shiffman, the masterminds behind the audio of "Invincible" Season 2. From seamlessly integrating subtle city sounds to crafting powerful emotional moments, they share how sound shapes the storytelling experience.
We then shift dimensions with John Heller, visual effects supervisor for "Dark Matter," who unpacks the creative challenges of designing unique alternate worlds and ensuring each universe has its own distinct look and feel.
Rounding out the episode, Janine Mason joins us to discuss giving voice and emotional depth to Eva Nine in "Wandla," capturing the innocence and savvy that endear her character to fans of all ages.
Finally, we spotlight a deeply personal cause as "Star Trek" favorites John Billingsley, Jonathan Frakes, and Armin Shimerman, Juan Carlos Coto, and Kitty Winn reflect on their experiences with pancreatic cancer and the importance of community and support through the Purple Stride Walk.