| 词条 | The Black Dawn | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| show_name = The Black Dawn | image = | caption = | rating = | runtime = | genre = Science fiction | creator = William Hellmuth & Abraham Sherman | executive_producer = Joshua Sikora | producer = | director = | starring = Jordan Warren Eamon Glennon Misty Madden Tristan Scott Kevin Harland | country = United States | filmed = | network = WebSerials.com YouTube AMGTV | related = | first_aired = | last_aired = | num_episodes = | website = http://www.theblackdawn.com/ }} The Black Dawn is a post-apocalyptic, science fiction multimedia project produced by New Renaissance Pictures. The franchise spans a feature film, TV series, web series, short film, comic book, and videoblogs. Created by William Hellmuth and Abraham Sherman, The Black Dawn follows the survivors of a deadly plague that wipes out most of the world's population and turns the sky permanently black. The series first premiered in January 2009. The mystery behind the "Black Dawn" is unravelled across multiple mediums in an unprecedented interactive, cross-platform, story-driven experience. Viewers are able to engage with any of the individual components (TV series, video blogs, comic book, etc.) and move through the story non-linearly, in whatever manner they so choose. HistoryIn 2008, The Black Dawn was conceived and developed as an original web series for WebSerials.com by William Hellmuth & Abraham Sherman. Produced by New Renaissance Pictures, the series originally focused on a group of survivors of an unknown virus that appears to kill everyone else in the world. While in production on the series, Executive Producer Joshua Sikora developed the integrated multimedia experience that expanded the world of The Black Dawn with interactive content spanning a short film, an online comic, and in-character videoblogs. The Black Dawn experience launched in January 2009 on WebSerials.com and YouTube. The series averaged more than 50,000 viewers per month over its six-month run. Critics praised the interactive components of the series, noting the groundbreaking use of web mediums to present a non-linear story.[1][2][3] The series was eventually syndicated on other web networks, including Vuze. In late 2009, The Black Dawn was transformed into a broadcast TV series.[4] The various components of the multimedia experience were re-compiled into a dramatic half-hour series, which premiered in nationwide syndication in October 2009. New Renaissance Pictures re-edited and re-mastered the series as a feature film released in 2010. Television seriesThe seven-episode television series follows the entire story of the Black Dawn, intercutting between the survivors of the virus and flashbacks to key moments leading up to the disaster. Each episode is 30 minutes including advertising. It was followed by the feature film edit, shown as two parts of one hour each.
Web serialFocused on the thirteen survivors of the Black Dawn after the virus strikes, the 24-episode web serial premiered in January 2009. The web serial was directed by William Hellmuth and written by Abraham Sherman & Brian Walton. The series was also compiled into six chapters, available exclusively on WebSerials.com. The Black Dawn: CatalystCatalyst is a short film that serves as a dramatic prequel to The Black Dawn, chronicling the story of Dr. Steven Wilkins and his attempts to stop the virus from being unleashed. Catalyst was first released on WebSerials.com and is also integrated into the TV series. The short film was directed by Joshua Sikora and written by Joshua Sikora & Kevin Christensen. Before the Black DawnUtilizing videoblogs released on YouTube, this interactive series gives viewers a unique peek into the backstories of the central characters in The Black Dawn. The videoblogs also include a notable series-within-the-series: The Adam & Ben Show! — an interview series that was perceived as a real college-based news show until the final episode, in which the Black Dawn actually occurs.[5] Before the Black Dawn included more than 30 videoblogs in its run from January to May 2009. The series was directed by Kevin Christensen & Joshua Sikora. Comic bookReleased as an online comic, The Black Dawn: Darkness Falls follows another group of survivors and reveals their dark and hidden connection to the Black Dawn. The comic was written and illustrated by Zach Herring based on a story by Joshua Sikora. Feature filmThe feature film tells the central story of the franchise, focusing on Adam — one of the original survivors of the virus. The feature film is a re-mastered, re-edited version of the web series released in 2010. The film is directed by William Hellmuth and written by Abraham Sherman & Brian Walton. CastThe Black Dawn features an ensemble cast across the entire franchise.
References1. ^"‘The Black Dawn’ Infects Web With WebSerials’ Latest" Tubefilter, February 26, 2009. 2. ^"‘Black Dawn’ Conspiracy Fuels ‘Catalyst’ Prequel" Tubefilter, May 6, 2009. 3. ^"The Black Dawn" Tilzy.tv, February 23, 2009. 4. ^"Black Dawn making leap from Web Series to TV Series {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20091202175705/http://visioweb.tv/?p=703 |date=2009-12-02 }}" Visioweb.TV, October 22, 2009. 5. ^"[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI-oZRUiSaM The Adam & Ben Show! #8]" YouTube, March 25, 2009. External links
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