The Amelia Project

I listed them at the beginning.

But, like, you've worked on The Bright Sessions, Wind Overcoats, Outliers, Life on Pause, The Phenomenon, That Vampire Show, and The Amelia Project.

Yeah.

A whole bunch of things you've dipped your hand into.

It immediately came across as like a super group because I recognize so many voices.

You had Amelia Project and still versus just to name two big bangers and just all the voices.

I was like, this is an amazing production just because of who they got there.

And now, like, I don't know the order.

I'm just going to get another squat in.

I met Damarin at the Amelia Project Live where he ran a panel and interviewed the team there so beautifully, so eloquently.

And I kind of wanted that interview to go on for days, as these can too.

Sorry, I will get better at editing one day.

So I dabble a little bit.

But yeah, I think I turned my hyper fixation with the medium into my research.

So I'm here like traveling around London and I went to see the Amelia Project.

I went to see

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The Amelia Project is a production of Imploding Fictions, and this episode featured Rebecca McLaughlin as Lorraine and Jen Austin as the HR Agent.

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