1.) A New Beast, 2.) Prometheus' DNA,
3.) The name of the film,
4.) The future as it evolves 5.) The New Weyland
6. ) Story of a man/"higher being" against the gods,
7. ) Von Daniken's ideas, 8.) Pyramid in the Prequel,
9.) The Doorway to the Next Chapter,
13.) Questions about God and Paradise Lost
Noomi Rapace plays Elizabeth Shaw.
Michael Fassbender plays an android,
Charlize Theron plays Meredith Vickers
3.) The name of the film,
4.) The future as it evolves 5.) The New Weyland
6. ) Story of a man/"higher being" against the gods,
7. ) Von Daniken's ideas, 8.) Pyramid in the Prequel,
9.) The Doorway to the Next Chapter,
10.) Pyramid in the Prequel, 11.) Origins of the Orrery
12.) Planet Zeta 2 Reticuli 13.) Questions about God and Paradise Lost
Cast and Characters
Noomi Rapace plays Elizabeth Shaw.
Michael Fassbender plays an android,
Charlize Theron plays Meredith Vickers
Scriptwriter: Jon Spaihts, Scriptwriter: Damon Lindelof, Production Designer: Arthur Max,
Designer: Daniel Simon, Creature Designer: H. R. Giger, Concept designer: Alex Kzohanov / Gutalin ,
Cinematographer: Dariusz Wolski,
The Space Jockey / The Engineers
a) Max's Headroom
b) Engineer's Technology
c) The Engineer revealed to the public
d) As Revealed In The Film
e) The Sacrificial Engineer
Creatures
a) The Hammerpede
1) introduction in the trailers
2) The Facehugger Centipede
b) Babyhead
1 ) Carlos Huante's Babyhead,
2) Origins of Carlos Huante's Babyhead,
c) The Development of Fifield
1) The Fifield Monster, 2) Ivan Manzella's Fifield Monster,
3) H. R. Giger's Fifield Monster, 4) Alternate Fifield mutant,
5) The final mutant Fifield,
6) Fifield found rolled up
7) Question about a Huantes concept
Loose Ends
1) Star Map invitations and Mysteries of Planetoid Numbers
Designer: Daniel Simon, Creature Designer: H. R. Giger, Concept designer: Alex Kzohanov / Gutalin ,
Cinematographer: Dariusz Wolski,
The Space Jockey / The Engineers
a) Max's Headroom
b) Engineer's Technology
c) The Engineer revealed to the public
d) As Revealed In The Film
e) The Sacrificial Engineer
f) Ridley's design criteria for the engineers' world
g) Changes to space jockey's telescope viewer
g) Changes to space jockey's telescope viewer
h) Engineer ships exterior designs
i) Hammer shaped Primordial engineer ships
ii)Alternate toroidal shaped engineer ships
i) Hammer shaped Primordial engineer ships
ii)Alternate toroidal shaped engineer ships
Creatures
a) The Hammerpede
1) introduction in the trailers
2) The Facehugger Centipede
b) Babyhead
1 ) Carlos Huante's Babyhead,
2) Origins of Carlos Huante's Babyhead,
c) The Development of Fifield
1) The Fifield Monster, 2) Ivan Manzella's Fifield Monster,
3) H. R. Giger's Fifield Monster, 4) Alternate Fifield mutant,
5) The final mutant Fifield,
6) Fifield found rolled up
7) Question about a Huantes concept
Loose Ends
1) Star Map invitations and Mysteries of Planetoid Numbers
Afterthoughts
1) Space Jockey as a suit origins
2) "Deacon Blues" and the blue Deacon ,
3) The Gerald Scarfe and Ralph Steadman influence?,
4) Gary Larson and the Deacon's pointed head
5) Holographic Universe as a theme
6) Henry Moore's "Head of Prometheus"?,
7) Alien Apocalypse: The Destroying Angels,
8)"Alien Apocalypse" influence on Prometheus?
9) Moebius' influence on Prometheus?
10) Exorcist: The Beginning & Dominion's influence on Prometheus?
11) Max Headroom As Running Theme
12) Ganesh with breathing pipe trunk
13) Georgiou Tsoukalos of Ancient Aliens and Joe Rogan talk about Prometheus
1.Scott in the VIP room refering to the Space Jockey as a suit,
2. The Beginning, 3. Films back to back,
4. Introduction to Sci-Fi,
5. How Alien Came To Be And Seeing Star Wars,
6. The Fifth Man,
7. Scott in Hollywood, 8. Calling Moebius,
9. Budget and Storyboarding,
10. Reading, 11. Not asked,
12. Prequel is much more interesting than a sequel,
13. Resurrecting the Franchise,
14. Floating "Carcass" Comment,
15. Explaining the space jockey, 16. Legend and flops,
17. The Old Dark House, Underwater research,
18. Europa, Io and to Zeta II Reticuli, 19. Terraforming,
20. Faster Than Light, 21. Casting Sigourney,
22. Ridley Scott on Blade Runner:
(i) Harrison Ford in Blade Runner,
(ii) Scott on the Blade Runner script,
iii) Friction between Harrison and Ridley) ,
23. Scott and the Camera, 24. The director and team effort,
25. Film education, 26. Ridley's knee,
27.Tony Scott's Student Films, 28.The Forever War,
29.Audience questions time: i. Setting up shots,
ii. Rehearsing with actors, iii. Robin Hood,
iv. Western In Development, v. Sequel to Alien,
vi. Blade Runner's difference to its source material,
vii. Blade Runner the title
Resources
HR Giger interview with Zuritipp, 13th August 2012
2. The Beginning, 3. Films back to back,
4. Introduction to Sci-Fi,
5. How Alien Came To Be And Seeing Star Wars,
6. The Fifth Man,
7. Scott in Hollywood, 8. Calling Moebius,
9. Budget and Storyboarding,
10. Reading, 11. Not asked,
12. Prequel is much more interesting than a sequel,
13. Resurrecting the Franchise,
14. Floating "Carcass" Comment,
15. Explaining the space jockey, 16. Legend and flops,
17. The Old Dark House, Underwater research,
18. Europa, Io and to Zeta II Reticuli, 19. Terraforming,
20. Faster Than Light, 21. Casting Sigourney,
22. Ridley Scott on Blade Runner:
(i) Harrison Ford in Blade Runner,
(ii) Scott on the Blade Runner script,
iii) Friction between Harrison and Ridley) ,
23. Scott and the Camera, 24. The director and team effort,
25. Film education, 26. Ridley's knee,
27.Tony Scott's Student Films, 28.The Forever War,
29.Audience questions time: i. Setting up shots,
ii. Rehearsing with actors, iii. Robin Hood,
iv. Western In Development, v. Sequel to Alien,
vi. Blade Runner's difference to its source material,
vii. Blade Runner the title
Resources
HR Giger interview with Zuritipp, 13th August 2012
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