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MOS Tv Interviews Jonathan Lawrence

Director and Cinematographer Jonathan Lawrence sits down with the Space Twins of My Outer Space TV to discuss his latest project, China’s 3D epic Empires of the Deep. The Space Twins pick the brain of Mr. Lawrence for the benefit of the citizens of planets Creatia and Triton, and learn about his experiences shooting films in foreign countries such as China, India and Denmark. Jonathan Lawrence got his start with the independent sci fi film Dream Parlor, borrowing discarded props and materials from the sets of other films.

He is also known for his Cinematography on films such as Milk and Waiting for Johnnie Walker. Lawrence discusses his work on the upcoming Empires of the Deep, which will be China’s biggest special effects-laden 3D film project to date with a staggering $100 million budget. Jonathan Lawrence co-directs the film with Michael French (Heart of a Dragon).

The film’s production also involves part of the team responsible for the effects in Avatar. Empires of the Deep is set in ancient Greece, and includes many epic undersea battles involving mermaids, monsters and demons.

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Governor Alan Dean Foster's work to date includes hard science-fiction, fantasy, horror, detective, western, historical, and contemporary fiction. He has also written non-fiction articles on film, science, and scuba diving, as well as the novel versions of many films. Visit the Governor's profile here.