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Sharon Novak is the protagonist of the Lost Tapes episode "Monster of Monterey." She was played by actress Lauren Olipra. Sharon was a journalist from California, and she had ventured on a solo global expedition on her boat. Her boat was rigged with Internet connection and cameras to talk to her...
Episode 3 of season one, first aired in January 2009, tells about Sharon Novak and a sea creature. The film credits Lauren Olipra as the actress playing Sharon Novak. Allegedly, on July 17, 2007, while attempting a round-the-world trip, in her sailboat named Artemis, journalist Sharon Novak got a distress call while in Monterey Bay.
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Aug 31, 2023 · One episode, first aired in January 2009, tells about Sharon Novak and a sea creature. The film does not credit any actress. Allegedly, while attempting a round-the-world trip, in her sailboat named Artemis, journalist Sharon Novak got a distress call while in Monterey Bay.
Horror. Sci-fi. The Monterey Monster is an antagonist in Lost Tapes. In the episode, Sharon Novak, a reporter for a magazine, is completing a tour of the world's oceans and is online twenty/four seven, keeping up to date with events at home. She has a contact with her boyfriend Charles and the Coast Guard and...
The creature then targets solo sailor Sharon Novak as she makes the last leg of her worldwide sailing trip. The beast slams into the boat, and tearing a piece of flesh that jams the engine that Sharon concludes came from a whale. One of the ship's cameras also catches the creature moving just below the surface.
May 6, 2009 · Sharon Novak was broadcasting her solo sailing trip around the world over the net, while chatting with her boyfriend and co-writer, Charles, back home. As Sharon began her final approach home to Monterey Bay, she found her boat struck several times, but, though shaken, she thought little of it.
On July 17, 2007, journalist and outdoor enthusiast Sharon Novak entered the final day of her solo, three-month sailing trip around the world; her boat was rigged with several cameras so that her journey could be broadcasted live over the Internet, which she also used to maintain contact with her boyfriend Charles through live video chat.
