At Syfy Australia's SciFi Pi blog:
(Please follow the link for the complete article and to view the photos.)
On The Set of Stargate Universe
News Tuesday, July 20 by Captain
We recently had the privilege of visiting Bridge Studios in Vancouver, the home of all things Stargate. If you’ve seen an episode of any of the Stargate shows, you would have seen something that has been created in the suburb of Burnaby, not too far from the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
We did get a chance to have a chat with the cast and crew of Stargate Universe, but we also got to wander around the corridors of The Destiny. Which, as you can imagine, is as cool as cool gets...
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Monday, November 10, 2008
Pushing Daisies - Video: InFANity: On the Set
Courtesy of TV Guide's InFANity and HULU:
TV Guide Specials 0 Pushing Daises - On Set
Special |02:04 |
InFANity gives you an on-set tour of PUSHING DAISIES. Go behind the scenes of all the locations that give this unique show its quirky flavor!
TV Guide Specials 0 Pushing Daises - On Set
Special |02:04 |
InFANity gives you an on-set tour of PUSHING DAISIES. Go behind the scenes of all the locations that give this unique show its quirky flavor!
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Stargate Atlantis - Behind the Scenes Photos from 'Vegas'
At Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for September 13, 2008:
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view some fantastic photos -- 1) of the Save Stargate Atlantis rally at Bridge Studios on Friday, and 2) behind the scenes photos from the filming of Stargate Atlantis' 'Vegas,' [please follow the link to see all the photos in their original format] and a new video tour! Thank you, Joe!)
September 13, 2008: Fans Protest, Main Title Compressed, Some Questions Addressed
David Hewlett addresses the fan rally
Yesterday, The Bridge Studios was the scene of a massive fan protest. Well, massively spirited anyway. When I rolled in first thing Friday morning, there were three hardy souls outside the gates. An hour later, that number had swelled to five, then eight, then ten, then back to eight (when it turned out that the two we'd counted from our office window were actually a reporter and camera person covering the event for SFU [Simon Fraser University] campus news), then back up to ten. The turn-out may have been small, but those who showed were very animated, waving signs and exhorting passing motorists to honk. Many did and I hope that most of them knew what, exactly, they were honking in support of, but I suspect that more than a few whizzed by wondering "Save sga? What a sga?"
David Nykl arrives on two wheels
...Otherwise, a fairly quiet day. I watched some dailies (shoot-out, shirtless wraith, and ginormous explosion), approved some promos, and swung by set to say hi to Rob who was directing Bob, David, David, and Gary down in the command center on Stage 5. Alas, it looked to be a late night for Bob so we didn't get around to doing our Q&A video segment but fear not. We'll definitely get around to it next week.
And, among the other Stargate-related things to look forward to next week: Amanda Tapping, spinning the movie, completing production on Enemy at the Gate, Thursday's final Vancouver wrap, and, of course, the 100th Episode/Series Wrap Party.
FYI - By the time I rolled off the lot to pick up the pooches at doggy daycare, the fan ranks had swelled to an even dozen.
Robert C. Cooper and David Hewlett
Oh, for those of you asking - no, you didn't imagine it. That was the abbreviated nine second main title sequence that accompanied last night's airing and not the cool, VFX-laden full version containing the entirety of Joel Goldsmith's incredible score. The decision to scrap the uber-cool main title sequence in favor of the truncated blink-and-you'll-miss-it sequence was a network call. Apparently, prevailing wisdom holds that viewers possess the attention spans of coked-up squirrels who are likely to change the channel if faced with the prospect of investing up to a full minute of their time watching the main title of a show they've tuned into. By airing a shorter sequence, it is argued, viewers will be less likely to suddenly grow bored and wander off into the surrounding cornfields or seek out more enticing programming like, say, TVLand's The Jeffersons/Good Times double-bill. Bottom line: Don't give the viewer an excuse to change the channel. And, to be honest, it's sound logic.
Provided the network rolls right into the show rather than heading into commercials which would, in effect, defeat the purpose of airing a shorter main title sequence.
Uh. Oh.
Robert Picardo
Hey, finish up Keeping It Real. I'll be weighing in with my thoughts on Monday and author Justina Robson will be dropping in later in the week to field your questions. Then, get started on The Black Company. Author Glen Cook will be dropping by next week. And, once that's under your belt, pick up The Missing. Author Sarah Langan will be stopping in the week after that.
Today's entry is dedicated to all the fans who showed up yesterday to support the show. Your group may have been small but you proved yourselves loyal, enthusiastic, and, occasionally, loud and annoying. Kudos to all!
Today's pics: Command center, Vegas.
Today's video: The FX Stage Tour, final part.
Is that actor David Hewlett’s wedding ring…or character Rodney McKay’s wedding ring?
Mailbag:
Camy writes: "Have you heard any word on the SGA movies? Is the two-hour SGA movie a go for sure?"
Alexandria writes: "I have heard a lot of people upset about the shortened credits…from my previous tv knowledge, the abbreviated version was used as the show likely ran a little long."
Linda Gagne writes: "To those with the thoughts that tptb won't do more than one movie, sadly, I have a feeling they don't care about Atlantis and that will happen."
Gary Jones
~~**~~**
For more photos from the Save Stargate Atlantis rally, please see:
shaddyr live journal
SGA Notice Board Live Journal
Robert Picardo, Gary Jones, David Hewlett and David Nykl
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view some fantastic photos -- 1) of the Save Stargate Atlantis rally at Bridge Studios on Friday, and 2) behind the scenes photos from the filming of Stargate Atlantis' 'Vegas,' [please follow the link to see all the photos in their original format] and a new video tour! Thank you, Joe!)
September 13, 2008: Fans Protest, Main Title Compressed, Some Questions Addressed
David Hewlett addresses the fan rally
Yesterday, The Bridge Studios was the scene of a massive fan protest. Well, massively spirited anyway. When I rolled in first thing Friday morning, there were three hardy souls outside the gates. An hour later, that number had swelled to five, then eight, then ten, then back to eight (when it turned out that the two we'd counted from our office window were actually a reporter and camera person covering the event for SFU [Simon Fraser University] campus news), then back up to ten. The turn-out may have been small, but those who showed were very animated, waving signs and exhorting passing motorists to honk. Many did and I hope that most of them knew what, exactly, they were honking in support of, but I suspect that more than a few whizzed by wondering "Save sga? What a sga?"
David Nykl arrives on two wheels
...Otherwise, a fairly quiet day. I watched some dailies (shoot-out, shirtless wraith, and ginormous explosion), approved some promos, and swung by set to say hi to Rob who was directing Bob, David, David, and Gary down in the command center on Stage 5. Alas, it looked to be a late night for Bob so we didn't get around to doing our Q&A video segment but fear not. We'll definitely get around to it next week.
And, among the other Stargate-related things to look forward to next week: Amanda Tapping, spinning the movie, completing production on Enemy at the Gate, Thursday's final Vancouver wrap, and, of course, the 100th Episode/Series Wrap Party.
FYI - By the time I rolled off the lot to pick up the pooches at doggy daycare, the fan ranks had swelled to an even dozen.
Robert C. Cooper and David Hewlett
Oh, for those of you asking - no, you didn't imagine it. That was the abbreviated nine second main title sequence that accompanied last night's airing and not the cool, VFX-laden full version containing the entirety of Joel Goldsmith's incredible score. The decision to scrap the uber-cool main title sequence in favor of the truncated blink-and-you'll-miss-it sequence was a network call. Apparently, prevailing wisdom holds that viewers possess the attention spans of coked-up squirrels who are likely to change the channel if faced with the prospect of investing up to a full minute of their time watching the main title of a show they've tuned into. By airing a shorter sequence, it is argued, viewers will be less likely to suddenly grow bored and wander off into the surrounding cornfields or seek out more enticing programming like, say, TVLand's The Jeffersons/Good Times double-bill. Bottom line: Don't give the viewer an excuse to change the channel. And, to be honest, it's sound logic.
Provided the network rolls right into the show rather than heading into commercials which would, in effect, defeat the purpose of airing a shorter main title sequence.
Uh. Oh.
Robert Picardo
Hey, finish up Keeping It Real. I'll be weighing in with my thoughts on Monday and author Justina Robson will be dropping in later in the week to field your questions. Then, get started on The Black Company. Author Glen Cook will be dropping by next week. And, once that's under your belt, pick up The Missing. Author Sarah Langan will be stopping in the week after that.
Today's entry is dedicated to all the fans who showed up yesterday to support the show. Your group may have been small but you proved yourselves loyal, enthusiastic, and, occasionally, loud and annoying. Kudos to all!
Today's pics: Command center, Vegas.
Today's video: The FX Stage Tour, final part.
Is that actor David Hewlett’s wedding ring…or character Rodney McKay’s wedding ring?
Mailbag:
Camy writes: "Have you heard any word on the SGA movies? Is the two-hour SGA movie a go for sure?"
Answer: It is indeed a go. We hope to have this script finished before year's end.
Alexandria writes: "I have heard a lot of people upset about the shortened credits…from my previous tv knowledge, the abbreviated version was used as the show likely ran a little long."
Answer: That wasn't the case in this instance.
Linda Gagne writes: "To those with the thoughts that tptb won't do more than one movie, sadly, I have a feeling they don't care about Atlantis and that will happen."
Answer: Provided enough fans tune in to watch the television premiere and purchase the dvd, there will be plenty of Atlantis movies to come.
Gary Jones
~~**~~**
For more photos from the Save Stargate Atlantis rally, please see:
shaddyr live journal
SGA Notice Board Live Journal
Robert Picardo, Gary Jones, David Hewlett and David Nykl
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Stargate Atlantis - Questions for Robert Picardo?
From Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for September 11, 2008:
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view the new video, part 4 of the FX stage tour.)
September 11, 2008: An Unduly Prolix Entry
**snippage**
Hey, Bob Picardo promised to come by my office tomorrow and field your fan questions as part of a special Bob Picardo Video Q&A Video Segment. If you have any questions for Bob, post them anytime between now and when he walks into my office tomorrow.
Today's video = Touring the FX Stage with Carl Binder, Part IV
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view the new video, part 4 of the FX stage tour.)
September 11, 2008: An Unduly Prolix Entry
**snippage**
Hey, Bob Picardo promised to come by my office tomorrow and field your fan questions as part of a special Bob Picardo Video Q&A Video Segment. If you have any questions for Bob, post them anytime between now and when he walks into my office tomorrow.
Today's video = Touring the FX Stage with Carl Binder, Part IV
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Stargate SG-1 / Atlantis - Video: Set Tour Stage 5 Part Two
At Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for August 30, 2008:
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view the NEW video, the second half of the Stage 5 tour.)
Sharon Taylor and David Nykl or, if you prefer, Amelia Banks and Radek Zelenka
August 30, 2008: Actress Sharon Taylor Answers Your Questions and We Complete Our Tour of Stage 5.
With the end of production on Stargate Atlantis less than a month away, I'm going to do my best to introduce you all to some of the amazing unsung heroes who have worked very hard behind the scenes these many years. They may not get the all-expenses-paid invites to the overseas conventions but that doesn't mean that their contribution to the success of the show was no less important than the likes of the series regulars, writers, or producers. Over the past couple of months, you got to know the likes of VFX Supervisor Mark Savela, Director of Photography Jim Menard. In the coming days, it'll be Props Master Evil Kenny Gibbs and Director Andy Mikita. Among the many others on my "to pester" list: Composer Joel Goldsmith, Stunt Coordinator James Bam Bam Bamford, Director Will Waring, Playback Supervisor Krista McLean, SPFX Supervisor Wray Douglas, Costume Designer Valerie Halverson, Production Designer James Robbins, and many others. Can't promise they'll all have the time to drop by, but it doesn't hurt to ask - or apply extreme pressure if they prove reluctant (Yes, I'm talking about you, Will.).
As for today, I'm happy to turn this blog over to actress Sharon Taylor who went from a "blink and you'll miss her" appearance as a replicator in Progeny to a recurring role as gate technician Amelia Banks...
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view the NEW video, the second half of the Stage 5 tour.)
Sharon Taylor and David Nykl or, if you prefer, Amelia Banks and Radek Zelenka
August 30, 2008: Actress Sharon Taylor Answers Your Questions and We Complete Our Tour of Stage 5.
With the end of production on Stargate Atlantis less than a month away, I'm going to do my best to introduce you all to some of the amazing unsung heroes who have worked very hard behind the scenes these many years. They may not get the all-expenses-paid invites to the overseas conventions but that doesn't mean that their contribution to the success of the show was no less important than the likes of the series regulars, writers, or producers. Over the past couple of months, you got to know the likes of VFX Supervisor Mark Savela, Director of Photography Jim Menard. In the coming days, it'll be Props Master Evil Kenny Gibbs and Director Andy Mikita. Among the many others on my "to pester" list: Composer Joel Goldsmith, Stunt Coordinator James Bam Bam Bamford, Director Will Waring, Playback Supervisor Krista McLean, SPFX Supervisor Wray Douglas, Costume Designer Valerie Halverson, Production Designer James Robbins, and many others. Can't promise they'll all have the time to drop by, but it doesn't hurt to ask - or apply extreme pressure if they prove reluctant (Yes, I'm talking about you, Will.).
As for today, I'm happy to turn this blog over to actress Sharon Taylor who went from a "blink and you'll miss her" appearance as a replicator in Progeny to a recurring role as gate technician Amelia Banks...
Stargate SG1 / Atlantis - Video: Tour of Stage 5
At Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for August 29, 2008:
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update, to view the NEW photos from Stargate Atlantis season five production in their original format and to view the new video.)
August 29, 2008: We're #1, Ducking the Mix, Honk! Honk!, and a Video Tour of Stage 5, Part 1.
Scene from the big Ronon vs. house cat battle sequence in episode #20.
We're #1! Well, we were anyway. The #1 pirated show on BitTorrent last week, beating out the likes of the Olympic Opening Ceremonies, Psych, and Mad Men, and up from #6 the previous week. No actual hard numbers provided in the report, but one can't help but wonder whether all those illegal downloads have been hurting the show's ratings. The 30% bump Atlantis receives from the Live+7 numbers suggests that our viewers are tech-savvy (not all that surprising considering they are SF fans) and make use of alternate viewing resources such as Tivo, DVR, iTunes and BitTorrent. Exactly how this affected the show's ratings is debatable and, at this point, of little consequence, but I just thought I'd mention it.
Meanwhile, we've still got a show to produce. Identity is shooting, Enemy at the Gate is prepping, and various cuts and mixes abound...
Marty G., taking a page from Homer Simpson's playbook, settles in to watch a mix.
...Hey, Stephen Dobyns, author of The Church of Dead Girls, contacted me yesterday. Apparently, he was away from his email all week, just got back, and is eager to answer your questions. So if you have questions for Stephen, let's see `em. Antisocialbutteflie - I've got yours.
Today's video: Carl Binder leads us on a tour through Stage 5. Part I.
[NOTE: Stage 5 is the Stargate SG-1 sets. Carl Binder advises during the tour that scenes from two recent Stargate Atlantis episodes, Vegas and Inquisition, were filmed on Stage 5.]
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update, to view the NEW photos from Stargate Atlantis season five production in their original format and to view the new video.)
August 29, 2008: We're #1, Ducking the Mix, Honk! Honk!, and a Video Tour of Stage 5, Part 1.
Scene from the big Ronon vs. house cat battle sequence in episode #20.
We're #1! Well, we were anyway. The #1 pirated show on BitTorrent last week, beating out the likes of the Olympic Opening Ceremonies, Psych, and Mad Men, and up from #6 the previous week. No actual hard numbers provided in the report, but one can't help but wonder whether all those illegal downloads have been hurting the show's ratings. The 30% bump Atlantis receives from the Live+7 numbers suggests that our viewers are tech-savvy (not all that surprising considering they are SF fans) and make use of alternate viewing resources such as Tivo, DVR, iTunes and BitTorrent. Exactly how this affected the show's ratings is debatable and, at this point, of little consequence, but I just thought I'd mention it.
Meanwhile, we've still got a show to produce. Identity is shooting, Enemy at the Gate is prepping, and various cuts and mixes abound...
Marty G., taking a page from Homer Simpson's playbook, settles in to watch a mix.
...Hey, Stephen Dobyns, author of The Church of Dead Girls, contacted me yesterday. Apparently, he was away from his email all week, just got back, and is eager to answer your questions. So if you have questions for Stephen, let's see `em. Antisocialbutteflie - I've got yours.
Today's video: Carl Binder leads us on a tour through Stage 5. Part I.
[NOTE: Stage 5 is the Stargate SG-1 sets. Carl Binder advises during the tour that scenes from two recent Stargate Atlantis episodes, Vegas and Inquisition, were filmed on Stage 5.]
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Stargate Atlantis - Video: Set Tour
At Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for August 28, 2008:
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update. NEW photos from the set of Lexa Doig's new movie, Fireball, plus the final segment of the video tour of Stargate Atlantis' stage 6.)
August 28, 2008: Lexa Doig Answers Your Questions And We Complete A Tour of Stage 6.
Lani Galera (Lexa's stunt double) and Lexa Doig
Here's a tip. If the Stargate event you're attending is turning into a bit of a bore, track down Lexa Doig and hang with her for a while. She is freaking hilarious. Smart, no-nonsense, and gifted with a razor-sharp acerbity capable of keeping you entertained for hours or cutting you to shreds if you step out of line, Lexa is a far cry from the staid Dr. Carolyn Lam she played on SG-1. So when I ran into her a couple of weeks ago, I thought she'd make the perfect guest blogger. Despite her busy schedule (she's a working mom after all), she happily agreed to swing by and answer some fan questions.
A big thank you to Lexa who joins us from the set of Fireball on which she is working alongside Ian Somherhalder (Lost's ill-fated Boone), Aleks Paunovic (Ronon's late great Satedan friend Rakai), Aaron Pearl (who played the young Hammond in 1969) and Lani Gelera (Rachel's stunt double). Over to Lexa...
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update. NEW photos from the set of Lexa Doig's new movie, Fireball, plus the final segment of the video tour of Stargate Atlantis' stage 6.)
August 28, 2008: Lexa Doig Answers Your Questions And We Complete A Tour of Stage 6.
Lani Galera (Lexa's stunt double) and Lexa Doig
Here's a tip. If the Stargate event you're attending is turning into a bit of a bore, track down Lexa Doig and hang with her for a while. She is freaking hilarious. Smart, no-nonsense, and gifted with a razor-sharp acerbity capable of keeping you entertained for hours or cutting you to shreds if you step out of line, Lexa is a far cry from the staid Dr. Carolyn Lam she played on SG-1. So when I ran into her a couple of weeks ago, I thought she'd make the perfect guest blogger. Despite her busy schedule (she's a working mom after all), she happily agreed to swing by and answer some fan questions.
A big thank you to Lexa who joins us from the set of Fireball on which she is working alongside Ian Somherhalder (Lost's ill-fated Boone), Aleks Paunovic (Ronon's late great Satedan friend Rakai), Aaron Pearl (who played the young Hammond in 1969) and Lani Gelera (Rachel's stunt double). Over to Lexa...
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Stargate SG1: Continuum: NEW Behind the Scenes Videos
With many thanks to zuz at GateWorld Forum:
http://forum.gateworld.net/showpost.php?p=7666220&postcount=893
for the heads up!
A video of press tour of the Stargate SG1: Continuum set.
http://www.rtl2.de/10708.html
Google translation of the German text:
This section of the press tour is something very special. Here you get a first glance at a backdrop, the first in the second Stargate television film "Continuum" will be shown.
This is not an exceptionally extraterrestrial star cruiser, but the landscape of an earthly vessel. By around the year 1920, built Kahn, the Stargate to the USA market. According to the few information previously known about the film, the action seems not to without problems.
This sequence was in a different building the Bridge Studios filmed, the "Special Effects Stage". This is one of the largest in North America. There are primarily the scenes filmed in the many post-processing effects.
And at this link:
http://www.rtl2.de/10712.html
the costumes from the movie
Google translation of the German text:
In the costume department has the opportunity, a group of very creative people in their work life.
What would be a science-fiction series without the clothing of many aliens, which is always happen? The designers think it is not only the latest intergalactic fashion, but also browse in the historic cultures of the Earth for new ideas around, in order to combine both miteinnder. It is also much recycled.
Often, the costume department only a few days until the costumes for the filming date to be completed, so this performance should at this point also particularly appreciated. One should also note that this is "only" movie costumes, many of them but also the changing weather in Vancouver at Außendrehs and action scenes must endure without auseinanderzufallen.
http://forum.gateworld.net/showpost.php?p=7666220&postcount=893
for the heads up!
A video of press tour of the Stargate SG1: Continuum set.
http://www.rtl2.de/10708.html
Google translation of the German text:
This section of the press tour is something very special. Here you get a first glance at a backdrop, the first in the second Stargate television film "Continuum" will be shown.
This is not an exceptionally extraterrestrial star cruiser, but the landscape of an earthly vessel. By around the year 1920, built Kahn, the Stargate to the USA market. According to the few information previously known about the film, the action seems not to without problems.
This sequence was in a different building the Bridge Studios filmed, the "Special Effects Stage". This is one of the largest in North America. There are primarily the scenes filmed in the many post-processing effects.
And at this link:
http://www.rtl2.de/10712.html
the costumes from the movie
Google translation of the German text:
In the costume department has the opportunity, a group of very creative people in their work life.
What would be a science-fiction series without the clothing of many aliens, which is always happen? The designers think it is not only the latest intergalactic fashion, but also browse in the historic cultures of the Earth for new ideas around, in order to combine both miteinnder. It is also much recycled.
Often, the costume department only a few days until the costumes for the filming date to be completed, so this performance should at this point also particularly appreciated. One should also note that this is "only" movie costumes, many of them but also the changing weather in Vancouver at Außendrehs and action scenes must endure without auseinanderzufallen.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Stargate Atlantis: Yahoo TV - Season 4 Video Premiere Preview
From Darren over at GateWorld Forum:
http://forum.gateworld.net/showpost.php?p=6995843&postcount=12
"I received an e-mail from the crew at Yahoo! TV today, and they let us know that they are cooking up an Atlantis Season Four preview video to premiere before the Sept. 28 season premiere. They even visited the set for it, so it should be a substantial piece.
Watch the site(s) for updates."
<><><><><><>
GateWorld
http://www.gateworld.net/
Yahoo TV - Stargate Atlantis
http://tv.yahoo.com/stargate-atlantis/show/35558;_ylt=Ah5D4ctsNJeCKlCO.cM6xvgbqdEF
or
http://tinyurl.com/2auh8j
http://forum.gateworld.net/showpost.php?p=6995843&postcount=12
"I received an e-mail from the crew at Yahoo! TV today, and they let us know that they are cooking up an Atlantis Season Four preview video to premiere before the Sept. 28 season premiere. They even visited the set for it, so it should be a substantial piece.
Watch the site(s) for updates."
<><><><><><>
GateWorld
http://www.gateworld.net/
Yahoo TV - Stargate Atlantis
http://tv.yahoo.com/stargate-atlantis/show/35558;_ylt=Ah5D4ctsNJeCKlCO.cM6xvgbqdEF
or
http://tinyurl.com/2auh8j
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Stargate Atlantis - IGN: Set Visit Video
From IGN:
http://tv.ign.com/articles/806/806082p1.html?RSSwhen2007-07-18_170000&RSSid=806082
(Please follow the link for the complete article.)
Stargate Atlantis Set Visit, Part 1
At the site of the Stargate itself, we talk to the stars and producers about the upcoming Season 4.
by Eric Goldman
July 18, 2007 - Recently, IGN was part of a very special opportunity given to a group of online press to visit the set of SCI FI Channel's Stargate Atlantis. Now in production for Season 4, the series is going into its first year on its own, as the series that begat it, Stargate SG-1, has concluded.
**snippage**
Click here to watch part 1 of the Stargate: Atlantis set visit cast Q&A! Part one of the SGA set tour is available for download, formatted in either Windows Media 8 or QuickTime 5, or you can watch it at the site, in either hi-res or low-res Windows Media.
http://media.tv.ign.com/media/826/826553/vids_1.html
Other SGA clips available at the site include:
"First Strike" Clip (June 21, 2007)
"The Ark" Clip (May 16, 2007)
"Tao of Rodney" Clip (May 3, 2007)
"Irresponsible" Clip (April 26, 2007)
"Echoes" Recap (April 19, 2007)
"The Return Pt.2" Clip (April 11, 2007)
http://tv.ign.com/articles/806/806082p1.html?RSSwhen2007-07-18_170000&RSSid=806082
(Please follow the link for the complete article.)
Stargate Atlantis Set Visit, Part 1
At the site of the Stargate itself, we talk to the stars and producers about the upcoming Season 4.
by Eric Goldman
July 18, 2007 - Recently, IGN was part of a very special opportunity given to a group of online press to visit the set of SCI FI Channel's Stargate Atlantis. Now in production for Season 4, the series is going into its first year on its own, as the series that begat it, Stargate SG-1, has concluded.
**snippage**
Click here to watch part 1 of the Stargate: Atlantis set visit cast Q&A! Part one of the SGA set tour is available for download, formatted in either Windows Media 8 or QuickTime 5, or you can watch it at the site, in either hi-res or low-res Windows Media.
http://media.tv.ign.com/media/826/826553/vids_1.html
Other SGA clips available at the site include:
"First Strike" Clip (June 21, 2007)
"The Ark" Clip (May 16, 2007)
"Tao of Rodney" Clip (May 3, 2007)
"Irresponsible" Clip (April 26, 2007)
"Echoes" Recap (April 19, 2007)
"The Return Pt.2" Clip (April 11, 2007)
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