The Screening Room Podcast delivers interviews, discussions and commentary tracks with creatives from the worlds of TV, film, art and comics.
In this week's episode, host Rutvig Vaid is joined by illustrator, cartoonist and all round artist, Nicholas Diak AKA Lumberjack Nick. Nick is best known for his Star Wars illustrations - which can be found across his many online platforms - but is also the person responsible for The Screening Room illustrations.
We talk about his career, his past projects and his thoughts on the hit animated series Star Wars The Clone Wars.
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In this week's episode, Rutvig talks to actor and super tall person (7'1"!) Ross Sambridge.
Ross performed as one of the Snoke body doubles from the film Star Wars: The Last Jedi, as well as playing a Wookiee slave in the spin off film, Solo: A Star Wars Story.
The original interview was conducted in November 2018, so the discussion doesn't touch on anything learned in The Rise of Skywalker. But we do talk about the process and learn some things about how that incredible CG character was brought to life on screen.
The article referenced in the introduction can be found here:
https://www.digitaltrends.com/movies/star-wars-the-last-jedi-visual-effects/
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This week's episode sees host Rutvig Vaid talking with artist Joe Corroney, who's widely know for his work on the Star Wars license, as well as Star Trek and Doctor Who among others.
They discuss Corroney's career, his work with Lucasfilm and and on the Star Wars franchise, as well as some chat about the DCEU and the supposed JJ Abrams cut of The Rise of Skywalker.
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In this long time coming episode, host Rutvig introduces a series of interviews recorded (by Rutvig and Patrick O' Leary) back in 2017 at London Super Comic Con with comics artists and writers.
They speak to comics creators Guillermo Ortego, returning guest (even though technically, this was his first time on The Screening Room) James Lundy, and visiting Greek creators Nikos Koutsis, Stefanos Papadatos and Tony Tzanoukakis. And finally, we speak with none other than the legendary writer Brian Michael Bendis himself.
The subject matters discussed, show the age of the recordings but hopefully they prove to be interesting nonetheless. As they say, better late than never!
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