
About this episode
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George R.R. Martin: How the master of epic fantasy draws from history, mythology, and personal imagination to build worlds like A Game Of Thrones
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William Nolan: Reflections on crafting speculative fiction, the spark behind Kincaid. Â
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Joel Kinnaman (For All Mankind): His process of playing a character that ages thirty years.
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Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek: The Naked Time): A timeless look at how Nimoy suggested a camera move for dramatic effect.
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Behind-the-scenes insights into how digital doubles were used in WandaVision and See.Â
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Exploring the artistry and ethics of replicating actors digitally, and how these techniques expand creative possibilities while raising new questions about identity and performance.
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