Homicide: Life On The Set

Hey Listeners! Join Chris and me for a really fun conversation with our first Homicide SuperFan, Danny Allman. A Pittsburgh native who’s career journey brought him to Baltimore, Danny worked at WMAR TV, crossing paths with Homicide through a co-worker, and becoming an instant fan. Danny’s path also crossed other Baltimore icons. Listen to find out who! And Enjoy. 
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Join Chris and Susan for an engaging, wide-ranging, and entertaining discussion with Homicide staff writer Darryl Wharton-Rigby, whose journey began as a production assistant and led to his writing some pivotal and important episodes, and even acting in one. Follow along as we discover how Darryl’s journey as a writer/director/producer unfolded, eventually leading him to Japan! Enjoy! And thanks for listening!

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Join Chris and Susan for another fascinating conversation about the making of Homicide: Life on the Street. This week they are joined by director Alan Taylor, who helmed seven episodes in seasons 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7, giving him a broad overview of the arc of the entire series, including insights on cast, crew, and storylines. Taylor started his career, straight out of college, on the set of Homicide, and has gone onto direct an impressive array of film and television. Enjoy!
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Hi everyone
Due to some technical issues and Chris having a bad cold our next episode has been delayed. It will now drop on Thursday 23rd, July. So sorry for the delay.
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Join Chris and Susan for a behind-the-scenes look at Homicide's Wardrobe & Costume Department, with designers, wardrobe and costume supervisors and on-set costumers, Tina Nigro, Bebe Ferro, Catherine "Fletch" Incaprera, and Amanda Johnson. If you think you know what designing and dressing the stars is all about, think again. These women handled everything from conceptualizing signature looks, dealing with tempermental cast members, and figuring out the correct blood splatter direction, all while keeping up with an unforgiving schedule and shooting pace that never slowed. Have a listen and enjoy!
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