Heroes at Dragon*Con: David H. Lawrence
- By: PetrelliByNature
- On: 09/05/2010 16:46:24
- In: General
Friend of the House, David H. Lawrence XVII, talks about what he would have liked The Puppetmaster to do, had the series continued:
Wendy and Lisa at the Composer's Panel, Comic-Con, 2010
- By: PetrelliByNature
- On: 08/01/2010 16:52:18
- In: General
Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman attended the Behind the Music panel at San Diego Comic-Con, 2010!
Comic-Con 2010: Wow.
Just got in from an overly-long drive back from San Diego (over eight hours) and I'm exhausted. But I wanted to do a very short update and let you know that multiple articles are coming soon.
Obviously the big scoop of the event for us was our exclusive interview with Tim Kring. But what happened went far beyond our expectations in a lot of ways. We thought we'd get an hour if we were lucky... and we ended up with three.
We'll be doing two articles as a result -- A transcript-style article as our interviews usually are, but I'm going to write one that's more about my experiences, because this interview was truly something.... extraordinary.
Lisa Coleman at WonderCon
With the room filled to standing room only and then some, the WonderCon panel "Setting the Score: Composing for Film & Television" consisted of Heroes' own Lisa Coleman, Jim Dooley of Pushing Daisies (and dozens of other credits), and Jeremy Zuckerman and Benjamin Wynn of Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Of course, we were there primarily to hear what Lisa had to say about Heroes (Wendy was unable to attend due to a family emergency), but the whole panel was a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at how composing and sound design is crafted for a television show, sometimes under insane deadlines.
(Photo: Fitz Carlile)
Wendy and Lisa at WonderCon Composer's Panel
Five of the top composers in television are slated to speak for the program: Setting the Score: Composing for Film & Television for Sci-Fi/Fantasy at San Francisco’s WonderCon on Friday, April 2nd from 1:30-2:30pm in rooms 236/238. Moderated by Anne Cecere - Director of Film/TV Relations of BMI, the panelists will include Wendy Melvoin, Lisa Coleman, Jim Dooley, Jeremy Zuckerman and Benjamin Wynn.
Missing Links: Interview with Deanne Bray, part 2
- By: PetrelliByNature
- On: 10/31/2009 12:05:29
- In: General
Part Two of our interview with Deanne Bray, in which Ms. Bray discusses her work on Heroes.
Missing Links: Interview with Deanne Bray
- By: PetrelliByNature
- On: 10/31/2009 11:58:59
- In: General
Up and coming file clerk-turned-Hero Emma Coolidge has rapidly become a favorite with heroes and fans alike. House Petrelli is pleased to have an exclusive interview with Deanne Bray, the actress who brings Emma to such vibrant life. Part one of the interview, posted below, discusses Ms. Bray's career.
UPDATED: Complete info for House of Blues party!
This is it! The First Annual Heroes All Access VIP Event at Comic-Con!
*House of Blues, San Diego, CA
*Friday July 24, 2009 from 3PM-5PM PST
Come meet David H. Lawrence XVII (The Puppetmaster), Oliver Grigsby (writer, "Shades of Gray"), Jason Badower (Heroes graphic novel artist), Ginger Pauley (Mrs. Shaw, Angela's mother, from "1961"), and Lisa Coleman (of Wendy & Lisa, show score composers)! Possible surprise guests!
NEW! James Clark, On Set Prop Master, is also coming to sign!
ALSO:
- “Question box" - fans can submit questions/comments to their favorite cast/crew members...answered throughout the next few months in the newsletter or online.
- “Green Room:” place where fans can record a message to Heroes on video.
- “Raffle/giveaway:” ONLY fan club members receive a “chance/raffle ticket” in a drawing to win a set of Mezco Action Figures
Comic-Con Heroes Party at House of Blues
- By: PetrelliByNature
- On: 07/17/2009 22:16:44
- In: General
The Good News: The wonderful folks at Heroes All Access have stepped up and (with help from the House, of course) have provided us with the chance of a lifetime--the First Annual Heroes All Access party at the House of Blues in San Diego. Details follow.
From the red carpet of the Saturns
I’ve been to a couple of red carpets, but none like this one. First, I have never been press before. And the longer we were there, the better that felt. Second, the number of press people was so small. There were only between thirty and forty of us altogether. This number included those of us who were interviewing, videotaping, and taking photography. It had a very laid back atmosphere that I was unaccustomed to at an event.The first Heroes actor I met on the red carpet was our Queen herself, Cristine Rose. By way of Wendi the Makeup Lady’s Twitter, I had heard that Cris would be presenting with Jack Coleman. Let me tell you one thing: it is always a special treat to see Cristine. She’s evanescent, joyful, and eager to converse.
Much, much more below the fold!
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