Thursday, 7 March 2013

A bit too quiet...

Happy 2013, Ghostwatchers! Wait, it's March, already?! Well, to be fair, we have been rather busy of late...

Yes, over the past few months, molten picture and sound has been continually poured into cast-iron disc stampers, before being lovingly encased into hermetically-sealed pockets of retrospective goodness. You know what that means...

Ghostwatch: Behind the Curtains is finally here.

So, how/what/who/where/when can you pick up a copy? Simply head on over to LawmanProductions.co.uk to find out more info. In terms of content, the disc contains the teaser trailer and the full 90-minute main feature, itself.

All major news/updates regarding release will be logged on the @Ghostwatch Twitter account, as usual. Interestingly, it seems that no-one caught the sneak peek of the cover published back in 2012... even with a sneaky clue in the article title, no less(!)

Also this year, more PipesCasts may be coming! Yes, the long-gestating Ghostwatch radio show will hopefully be launching sometime over the next few months. Episodes are set to feature interviews with key contributors to the doc, and maybe even one or two interviews that didn't make the final cut...

In the meantime, we thought you might like to check out this talk from Stephen Volk for TEDx Bradford on Avon, recorded in 2012 entitled, "The Ghost That Spooked a Nation", in which Stephen recounts his experiences working on the show and beyond. More soon!

Thursday, 29 November 2012

It could all be done with wires, for all we know...

Greetings, Ghostwatchers!

Before our big annual news update arrives later this month, we thought you might like to check out the latest special issue of SFX that just hit newsstands nationwide...

On sale from the 27th of this month, the SFX A-Z of Sci-Fi TV comes complete with 6 free gifts (including badges, postcards and a poster) and a four-page cover article by Steve O'Brien on Ghostwatch. Not only that, but we hear there's also a very special mention for Behind the Curtains...

A full 124 pages of the best TV from past, present and future can be yours for only £7.99 in print form - with digital versions available too. For more info, click here to visit sfx.co.uk!