Fri, 18 September 2009 Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 66: Robert J. Sawyer Talks About FlashForward .... With less than a week to go until the premiere of FlashForward on ABC Television on September 24, 2009, 8 pm Eastern time - based on Rob Sawyer's novel of the very same name - I was delighted to catch Rob on the phone in Toronto for this sage, penetrating interview in which Rob reveals what it feels like to be on the verge of having his novel seen on screens around the world in this ABC series. Rob takes us through the steps of moving from novel to screen, his admiration for the stellar cast, his clear vision of possible future paths for his FlashForward novel universe, at a time when everyone will be coming to know the slightly different story in the television series, and much more. Whether you're a writer with dreams of seeing of your words on the screen, or a fan of great science fiction is this new golden age of television, this is the interview you'll always remember.Links:
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posted by: Robert Bridge on Sun, 9/20 12:58 AM EDT
Actually, I never left Light On Light Through - it's my home for 20-60 minute podcasts, generally on a monthly basis, in contrast to Levinson News Clips (shorter 5-10 minute podcasts) on Mevio, which can be as often as 2 per evening, several times a week, since they're reviews of TV shows. And also Ask Lev, 5-10 minutes per podcast, on Mevio, with my advice to writers (I'm currently detailing my adventures with my newly published New New Media book).
But great to see you here, and have you listening to any of my podcasts!
posted by: paullev on Sun, 9/20 01:25 AM EDT
Glad you enjoyed the podcast!
(Yeah, that hook works every time :)
posted by: paullev on Sat, 10/3 08:16 AM EDT
This is an interesting podcast: some good insights into the writerly process.
Loving FlashForward too: the image of the guy walking through the stadium while most of the world is blacked out is incredibly powerful: you’d have to be in a coma not to want to find out why.
posted by: Joseph on Sat, 10/3 04:52 PM EDT
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