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A Series of Lectures Celebrating the Liberal Arts and Savannah’s Historic Sites Presented by Armstrong’s College of Liberal Arts
4/24/14 | 7 p.m. Fine ArtS Auditorium Science drive on the Armstrong campus emily Grundstad-Hall, Assistant Professor of music “Letters from Composers: Musicians Speak”
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Writer/director Larry Blamire on set with his wife, actress Jennifer Blaire.
CS: Do you guys go to a lot of sci-fi
conventions?
LB: We do go to a fair amount. We go to Monsterpalooza in L.A., which started up a few years ago and is getting bigger, and we’ve been to Wonderfest in Kentucky a few times. We have a 3-year-old, which makes it a little harder to go convention-hopping. We’re also just so busy! There’s the third Lost Skeleton movie, and we’re also close to launching The Adventures of Big Dan Frater, an audiobook that’s like an old time radio show using the characters from Trail of the
Screaming Forehead. CS: Do you entertain your son with some of those classic monster movies? LB: Well, he’s not quite ready for those. But he does love Ultraman, which is this Japanese TV show from the ‘60s with monsters. And he likes Scooby-Doo. CS: Is there any truth to the rumor on the GnomeCon website that you and Professor Fear are going to attempt a séance to contact the spirit of 1950s movie scream queen Evelyn Ankers? LB: I’ve heard that, too. I have no idea how to go about such a thing, but I’m totally up for it. cs GnomeCon When: Fri-Sun, April 11-13; full schedule online Where: Coastal Georgia Center, 305 Fahm St. Cost: $45 3-day pass; individual day passes available; kids free (one per adult) Info: gnomecon.org
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last year Geek magazine published some of them with an article about Steam Wars. I’ve now partnered with some people on it, and the first thing we want to do is a series of three graphic novels, which are just about complete. Those will hopefully lead to a giant, huge, epic motion picture project [laughs]. I’d also like to do a tabletop game like the kind they play at GnomeCon.
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