This is the first week that I haven’t published a new episode of Diary of a Space Archivist.
Feels weird.
Season two will be made asap!
In the meantime, though, I recorded myself making an episode a while back and have edited the footage to make a little video exploring my process and that…
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What will happen to Sam, CAL and Puck in this, the last episode of season one?
Continue reading “Diary of a Space Archivist season one: episode 06”
CAL takes the reigns in this, slightly shorter than usual, penultimate episode…
Diary of a Space Archivist © Rebecca Stirrup 2018
Sam wanted to be at the forefront of space exploration. Ideally on the crew of The Discoverer.
Instead Sam’s stuck on her own in a beaten-up-junk-ship, trailing around space behind The Discoverer, archiving all of their cool discoveries in the correct, ‘corporate-approved-process’, with no one but CAL (Computerised Artificial Life), for company.
It could be worse – at least she’s in space – and she’s got a box of curly wurlys under her bunk.
Written and acted by Beccy Stirrup
Music by Six Umbrellas
Sound effects from:
Diary of a Space Archivist © Rebecca Stirrup 2018
Sam wanted to be at the forefront of space exploration. Ideally on the crew of The Discoverer.
Instead Sam’s stuck on her own in a beaten-up-junk-ship, trailing around space behind The Discoverer, archiving all of their cool discoveries in the correct, ‘corporate-approved-process’, with no one but CAL (Computerised Artificial Life), for company.
It could be worse – at least she’s in space – and she’s got a box of curly wurlys under her bunk.
Written and acted by Beccy Stirrup
Music by Six Umbrellas
Sound effects from:
Diary of a Space Archivist © Rebecca Stirrup 2018
Sam wanted to be at the forefront of space exploration. Ideally on the crew of The Discoverer.
Instead Sam’s stuck on her own in a beaten-up-junk-ship, trailing around space behind The Discoverer, archiving all of their cool discoveries in the correct, ‘corporate-approved-process’, with no one but CAL (Computerised Artificial Life), for company.
It could be worse – at least she’s in space – and she’s got a box of curly wurlys under her bunk.
Written and acted by Beccy Stirrup
Music by Six Umbrellas
Sound effects from:
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