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Alex Fitch

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3.07 - Comics vs. film

In the second of this year's podcasts recorded at the most recent Sci-Fi London festival, Alex Fitch hosts a panel about the dialogue between comics, film and TV featuring cartoonist Woodrow Phoenix and film maker Howard Webster, looking at Woodrow's work adapting his comic Pants Ant for the Cartoon Network and Howard's interactive webcomic The Many Worlds of Jonas Moore. The podcast also features a brief appearance by Marcus Gilbert (Biggles / Army of Darkness) talking about his roles in Howard's comics.
(more info at www.jonasmoore.com and www.woodrowphoenix.co.uk)

3.06 - David Hewlett from Cube to Splice

Alex Fitch talks to actor David Hewlett about the four films he's made with director Vincenzo Natali - Cypher, Nothing, the cult classic Cube and their new film Splice, which is in cinemas now. David also talks about his interest in William Gibson's Neuromancer and his directorial debut A Dog's Breakfast...
(More info at www.dgeek.com and www.splicethefilm.com)

3.05 - 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.

(more info at www.tinyurl.com/vpodcast and www.dronesmovie.com)

3.04 - Being Doctor Who

On the eve of the season finale of the current series of Doctor Who, Alex Fitch talks to former Doctor Sylvester McCoy, former Time Lord nemesis (and honorary Doctor) Michael Jayston, and San Franciscan cosplay expert Johanna Mead about creating Who inspired costumes and contributing to the anthology ‘Chicks dig Time Lords’.

(More info at www.bigfinish.com and www.skaro.com)

3.03 - The Arthur C. Clarke Awards 2010

In the first of this year's podcasts recorded at the most recent Sci-Fi London Graham Sleight and Alex Fitch talk to nominees for this year's Arthur C. Clarke awards for SF literature and Graham also discusses this year's short list with critic Niall Harrison. Authors discussing their work include China Mieville, Gwyneth Jones and Adam Roberts...

(More info at: www.clarkeaward.com)

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