Production on the film began with a two-day interview in a London hotel room in March 2010 and continued until October 2011 across multiple cities.
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Production on the film began with a two-day interview in a London hotel room in March 2010 and continued until October 2011 across multiple cities.
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Synopsis
Warren Ellis sits in a London hotel room during a two-day interview in March 2010, discussing his life and career as a comic book writer. The documentary, directed by Patrick Meaney, features interviews with notable figures such as Joss Whedon and Matt Fraction, along with ambient visuals of Ellis's work. It tracks his evolution from an unruly teenager to a successful writer, culminating in his influence on science fiction and storytelling. The film premiered at the Napa Valley Film Festival in 2011.
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Why Watch
- Meet Warren Ellis in candid interviews.
- See insights from Joss Whedon and Helen Mirren.
- Find out about Ellis's influence on science fiction.
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- The film premiered at the 2011 Napa Valley Film Festival.
- Production began with a two-day interview with Ellis in March 2010.
- Shooting locations included New York, Los Angeles, Leeds, London, and San Diego.
- The documentary runs for 78 minutes and was released on DVD in 2012.
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Who directed Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts?
Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts was directed by Patrick Meaney.
When did production on Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts begin?
Production on the film began in March 2010.
What is the runtime of Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts?
The runtime of Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts is 78 minutes.
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