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Laura Harkcom. Writer. Producer. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Laura Harkcom is known for The Lost Room (2006), Parallels (2015) and K-7 (2006). More at IMDbPro Contact info & Agent info.
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- Laura Harkcom
Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast, Inc. 2000 - Aug 2019 19 years. Writer-Producer of television and feature film projects for studios and networks including Fox Television Studios, ITV ...
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- Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast, Inc.
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- The Lost Room Mini-Series & Planned Television Show
- Internet Resurgence, Cult Following & The Totally Rad Show
- The Lost Room: Season 2 Comic Book
Laura Harkcom & Christopher Leone Note from Laura Harkcom regarding Paul Workman: Paul was a co-creator of the project with Chris and me. The three of us created "The Lost Room" universe and storyline together, and then Chris and I wrote the scripts. The idea of a motel room that existed outside of space and time as we know it, and most of the prop...
How do you feel about the resurgence of The Lost Room via the internet? It’s always been there, but Dan Trachtenberg and The Totally Rad Show really put a voice to it.
Christopher: It’s awesome. Laura: Yeah, we couldn’t be happier with Dan and The Totally Rad Show guys for, like you said, putting a centralized voice to it. Christopher: It’s funny because we actually got in touch with him over Twitter. I saw on Twitter where Dan had said how much he loved [The Lost Room] and had just re-watched it. So, I just Twittered him back completely cold and said, “Thanks!” Then, we started talking and met him for lunch. He’s a commercial director and I’m a commercial...
Have you ever thought about recording your own audio-commentary for The Lost Room and releasing it online?
Christopher: That’s interesting, I don’t know. Maybe we should think about it. In a way, I’d hate to talk about it too much and ruin it for people or explain everything – “When he says 'this,' he means 'this.'" – because some of the fun is leaving that kind of [ambiguity]. Laura: It might actually be good to get more distance, more time. Maybe wait until after the comic comes out. Christopher: It would be interesting, even now, to revisit it – I haven’t watched the [mini-series] in a while. O...
With your announcement of The Lost Room: Season 2 comic book with Red 5, are we going to see what would have happened if The Lost Room had been picked up as a television series on Sci-Fi (now SyFy)?
Christopher: Yeah, we published a comic book with them called “We Kill Monsters” and had a good time with them. They brought up [creating a comic based on The Lost Room] to us – we had sort of talked about it a long time ago, but [Red 5] brought it back up to us and Lionsgate was game and gave us the license. Laura: We’re starting with a new protagonist. Christopher: And picking up about a year later. Laura: Several of the characters that were established in the show (Wally, Weasel ..etc) wil...
Are you going to try to obtain the likeness rights of the actors that were in mini-series?
Christopher: Yeah, it would be nice because I like the consistency. Laura: Yeah, but that’s something that’s still being worked out.
How often will you change motel men?
Christopher: The next protagonist will probably be in two or three [trade paperbacks - 8-12 issues]. Laura: Yeah, It’ll take that long to tell his story.
The Lost Room was a critically acclaimed 6-hour mini series starring Peter Krause, Julianna Margulies, and Elle Fanning. As EP in charge of set for the series, I supervised all department heads on creative issues, and was the liaison to actors, studio, network, and post producer. The show was nominated for two Emmys and a WGA Award.
Aug 17, 2017 · Laura Harkcom is a Los Angeles-based writer and producer. Laura co-created, wrote and produced the TV series, The Lost Room, for the SyFy Channel. The show was nominated for two Emmys and a Writers Guild Award. The New York Times called it “a jackpot for a mystery series,” while Entertainment Weekly cited it as a “stark noir, pulpy ...
Apr 2, 2011 · Five years after the now-cult miniseries The Lost Room premiered on Sci-Fi (now Syfy), two of the series' genius creators, Christopher Leone and Laura Harkcom, are returning to television in tonight’s episode of Current TV’s community-developed series Bar Karma.
Aug 27, 2015 · One of the freshest titles being published by Red 5 Comics today is We Kill Monsters, the brainchild of Chris Leone and Laura Harkcom. Both living in Los Angeles, CA, Leone and Harkcom bring years of entertainment experience to their original comic book title, most notably their dual endeavor of writing and executive producing the original Emmy ...
