{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"022: Making a Science Fiction Techno-thriller: CTRL ALT DELETE","description":"This is part two of the first Anywhere But Hollywood case study.\r\nWriter-director James B. Cox was the subject of our second podcast episode. Back in September, I interviewed him about the successful Kickstarter campaign for his first feature film, CTRL ALT DELETE.  He describes the project as a "Crichton-esque techno-thriller about hackers and a sysadmin fighting to escape a data center overrun by a deadly artificial intelligence."\r\nThe movie has been shot. It's in the can. All that remains now is to piece together the many hours of footage into what will almost certainly be a compelling narrative. \r\n\r\nJoin me as I talk with James about his experience as first-time feature film director. We discuss:\r\n\r\nWhat it's like to set foot on the set of your first feature film\r\nWorking with actors\r\nWhat went wrong and what went right\r\nHow they made a few discarded pieces of technology look like a fully-stocked data center\r\nPractical versus CG effects\r\n\r\n....and much more.\r\nStay with us as we continue to follow this project through funding, production, post-production, and eventual release.\r\n ","author_name":"Anywhere But Hollywood: Working in Film, Living in the World | Filmmaking,Crowdfunding,Animation,Screenwriting","author_url":"http:\/\/anywherebuthollywood.com","html":"