Stephen Frost and Nicholas Ebinger will discuss the creation of the videogame The Expanse: A Telltale Series on a panel at San Diego-Comic Con (SDCC).
“Creating The Expanse: A Telltale Series” Panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2023
Join Deck Nine Games’ Stephen Frost (Game Director) and Nicholas Ebinger (Cinematic Director) and moderated by Andrea Rene (Host, What’s Good Games). The panel will take place on Friday, July 21st, 10:15-11:15 PT – Room: 6BCF.
Telltale is back, and their first new title is based on the beloved Expanse universe. Working with Alcon and some of the original cast members of the show, The Expanse: A Telltale Series dives into the backstory of fan-favorite Camina Drummer (portrayed in the series and video game by Cara Gee).
Join key members of the development team to discuss the game’s creation, how it fits into the wider Expanse universe, and the exclusive reveal of a new bonus episode, based on a beloved character.
Episode 1 of The Expanse: A Telltale Series will be launching on July 27, 2023, on Epic Games Store, PlayStation & Xbox.
San Diego Comic-Con 2023 (SDCC)
Held annually in San Diego, CA, San Diego Comic-Con celebrates comic books, movies, television, and other forms of pop culture. It is the largest convention of its kind in the world, and it attracts over 130,000 people each year.
SDCC organizers worked with creatives across all facets of the entertainment industry to bring fans tons of exciting panels and events. The WGA and SAG-AFTRA Strike means that the actors and writers who create these projects cannot celebrate with fans at San Diego Comic-Con. The strike means that they won’t be able to promote any scripted television and theatrical work from struck companies.
The livelihoods of working-class SAG-AFTRA and WGA members are in jeopardy. The AMPTP currently refuses to offer a fair deal to creatives who work in television, theatrical, and streaming work. It is imperative that the AMPTP needs their demands soon. It is heartbreaking to know that the people making the stories we love are unable to support themselves financially. If not for corporate greed we may have even gotten Cara Gee as SDCC this year. But for now, they cannot even celebrate their work with their fans at the biggest fan event of the year.
San Diego Comic-Con gets a lot of hype because of its big celebrity-filled events. Fans and industry insiders come from all over the world come to SDCC for more than just celebrities. Hall H panels and the big studio announcements are just one part of it. There is still so much to do at San Diego Comic-Con.
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