Das Handwerk
Ein herzliches, wunderschönes Interview mit dem werten Joss über Stricken und so, in dem sogar Dollhouse vorkommt, das aber an sich höchst lesens-/hörenswert ist:
KW: Looking ahead to Dollhouse, which sort of, from the trailers we've seen, has a bit of a slick look, should crafters be looking forward to any sort of things that will inspire their hands to make something?
JW: Hard to say. The, you know, the operation's very sleek, but at the same time, the world they live in is very spa-like, Eastern, and yoga-matty. So, there may be touches in there. I mean it's a little more wicker than actual loom-work. But we were going for a very natural, earthy environment for them inside of a kind of a laboratory feeling. So it's working across surfaces. The viewer will see a little of them in there. I doubt we'll find anything as iconic as the Jayne hat. I can convince Eliza [Dushku] to do a lot of things but that might not be one of them.
KW: No? But maybe she'll knit or crochet or decoupage in one of the episodes?
JW: Obviously decoupaging is too racy for Fox. So, I mean, they couldn't allow that.
KW: There's whoops and cheers from decoupagers everywhere now.
JW: It's just Standards and Practices, they draw the line at this kind of thing.
Und am Ende wird's dann ganz süß:
KW: Do you have a favourite handmade gift you've either given or received, or both? Not that they would be the same gift.
JW: It wasn't given to me, but when my son was born, actually, Eliza, a few years ago, gave him a Bishop Tutu doll, which she had gotten in South Africa. It's really cool. He has little glasses, and every now and then Bishop Tutu will suddenly show up again, hanging out with whatever they're playing with. So, I thought that was pretty nifty.
KW: That is pretty great. Joss Whedon, thank you so much for talking with us today.
JW: Thank you. Oh!
KW: Yeah?
JW: You know what?
KW: What?
JW: I've got one other. Dichen. Dichen Lachman is Sierra on our show.
KW: Yeah?
JW: On Dollhouse. Her mother sent me—it's not actually very crafty, because it's just a string with a knot in it, but the string was blessed by the Dalai Lama, and one of his monks tied the knot. She sent it to me as a present of good will because I work at Fox—I mean, in Hollywood. It doesn't really qualify as a craft, tying one knot in it, tying it around my wrist to make a bracelet, but I love it [muffled].
Also was für Connections dieses Dollhouse-Set hat! Und man beachte auch, wie crafty das erste Dollhouse-Merchandise ist...
Transkript - Audio - Notes
KW: Looking ahead to Dollhouse, which sort of, from the trailers we've seen, has a bit of a slick look, should crafters be looking forward to any sort of things that will inspire their hands to make something?
JW: Hard to say. The, you know, the operation's very sleek, but at the same time, the world they live in is very spa-like, Eastern, and yoga-matty. So, there may be touches in there. I mean it's a little more wicker than actual loom-work. But we were going for a very natural, earthy environment for them inside of a kind of a laboratory feeling. So it's working across surfaces. The viewer will see a little of them in there. I doubt we'll find anything as iconic as the Jayne hat. I can convince Eliza [Dushku] to do a lot of things but that might not be one of them.
KW: No? But maybe she'll knit or crochet or decoupage in one of the episodes?
JW: Obviously decoupaging is too racy for Fox. So, I mean, they couldn't allow that.
KW: There's whoops and cheers from decoupagers everywhere now.
JW: It's just Standards and Practices, they draw the line at this kind of thing.
Und am Ende wird's dann ganz süß:
KW: Do you have a favourite handmade gift you've either given or received, or both? Not that they would be the same gift.
JW: It wasn't given to me, but when my son was born, actually, Eliza, a few years ago, gave him a Bishop Tutu doll, which she had gotten in South Africa. It's really cool. He has little glasses, and every now and then Bishop Tutu will suddenly show up again, hanging out with whatever they're playing with. So, I thought that was pretty nifty.
KW: That is pretty great. Joss Whedon, thank you so much for talking with us today.
JW: Thank you. Oh!
KW: Yeah?
JW: You know what?
KW: What?
JW: I've got one other. Dichen. Dichen Lachman is Sierra on our show.
KW: Yeah?
JW: On Dollhouse. Her mother sent me—it's not actually very crafty, because it's just a string with a knot in it, but the string was blessed by the Dalai Lama, and one of his monks tied the knot. She sent it to me as a present of good will because I work at Fox—I mean, in Hollywood. It doesn't really qualify as a craft, tying one knot in it, tying it around my wrist to make a bracelet, but I love it [muffled].
Also was für Connections dieses Dollhouse-Set hat! Und man beachte auch, wie crafty das erste Dollhouse-Merchandise ist...
Transkript - Audio - Notes
wiesengrund - 6. Dezember, 19:26
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