What Lies Beyond, Writer Interview

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Station Obscura

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Station Obscura follows the interstellar wanderings of one astronaut-scientist Dr. Steve Apollo as he meanders the expanse of the universe, capturing stories he picks up with his frequency interceptor. Each season Dr. Apollo and the Station Obscura Earth team releases the latest three-episode story acquired by the Doctor from a new voice in our galaxy. Become a Station Obscura writer! Visit stationobscura.com for more info.

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What Lies Beyond, Writer Interview

Station Obscura

21 minutes 40 seconds

5 years ago

What Lies Beyond, Writer Interview

Get to know the creator and writer of What Lies Beyond, Zak Adams. Zak talks with Station Obscura editor Devon Hoar and tech man Greg about his writing path, favorite movies, inspirations, and tips for other writers.

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Adams is the creator and writer of What Lies Beyond, a Station Obscura story. He grew up in Charlotte, VT, and studied Film & English at the University of Vermont. Adams’ passions include writing and making films. Currently, he is studying for a Master’s degree in Film Production from the University of Southern California. Adams hopes to one day make satirical films that embody the regional quirks of Vermont and New England. Listen to the interview to learn more!

Zak mentions the following as inspiration for What Lies Beyond:

Dracula by John Harper

Nice Try! podcast, Biosphere 2: The Theater of Utopia (listen here: https://megaphone.link/VMP8096854668)

"Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw

Moon (2009), directed by Duncan Jones

The cover art for Silent Running (1972), directed by Douglad Trumbull