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Production Begins on Sanctuary

by Cynthia on April 1st, 2008

Amanda_Tapping_SCFI_Carpet It began as the world’s first high-definition scifi web series and now Sanctuary is in production as a limited series (13-episodes) for SCI FI Channel. Shot in the style of Sin City and 300, this groundbreaking series is the first to feature live actors filmed primarily against virtual sets. 

Here’s the premise:

There are creatures that live among us, abnormal offshoots of evolution that live in the fringes, unseen by most. Some are dangerous, but most are benign, becoming violent only because they are threatened by an ever-encroaching world. We consider them monstrous figments of our imagination, but the beautiful, enigmatic Dr. Helen Magnus (Amanda Tapping) knows that they are real. She has dedicated her life to tracking these mysterious creatures: harboring the benign ones, and protecting the world from the dangerous ones. She is joined in this quest by her fearless daughter Ashley (Emilie Ullerup), quirky tech-whiz Henry, and new recruit Will (Robin Dunne) – a brilliant young psychiatrist/profiler with a knack for finding the strange and unusual.  Using their unique combination of instinct, medicine and cutting edge technology, this eclectic team must take on the creatures that lurk in the corners of our civilization.

Creator Damian Kindler (Stargate SG-1) and producer/director Martin Wood (Stargate Atlantis) are Executive Producers and showrunners on Sanctuary.  Sam Egan (Jeremiah, The Outer Limits, Masters of Science Fiction) and Tapping also serve as Executive Producers.

Look for the series to debut this fall.

 

SCI FI Channel Photo: Billy Tompkins

POSTED IN: In the Works, SCI FI Channel, Stargate

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