Podcast appearances and mentions of dan musgrove

Antonia Prebble has been busy. The Kiwi actress has just recorded the second season of ‘Double Parked', the second season of her award-winning podcast is releasing soon, and she also has three other TV shows currently in development. Prebble's husband, Dan Musgrove, is a writer by trade, and she revealed that the three shows were a collaborative effort between the two of them. One of the projects is a black comedy, another is a psychological thriller, and the third is a horror movie, Prebble revealed, and the latter two are genres she's personally not a fan of. “I don't like watching things like that because I find them too full on and violent,” she said. “Whenever we work in it, I'm like, why are we doing this?” The television and film industry is going through a bit of a rough patch, and while Prebble generally tries not to buy into the rhetoric about the state of the industry, she admits it isn't looking great. “It's a lot harder to find those premium style shows,” she told Hosking. “If you want to make something that costs around $8 million you, generally speaking, have to have international support.” “It's pretty hard to get.” It's also becoming more and more uncommon for shows to be renewed and picked up for multiple seasons, so the second season of ‘Double Parked' came as good news. “We were so thrilled.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we talk to this awesome trio. - Award winning actor and director Sophie Roberts graduated from Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School in 2007. From 2008 – 2013 she free-lanced as an actor, director, dramaturg, producer, writer and teacher; creating work for many of Auckland and Wellington’s major theatre companies and venues. Her directing credits include BOYS WILL BE BOYS, PERPLEX, THE EVENTS, THE BOOK OF EVERYTHING, MIDSUMMER, THE PRIDE, I LOVE YOU BRO and SUNDAY ROAST. Her awards include- Standout Performer: Wellington Fringe Festival - Best New Director: Wellington Theatre Awards - Most Promising Female Newcomer: Wellington Theatre Awards – Production of the Year: Wellington Theatre Awards - and a nomination for Best New Playwright: Wellington Theatre Awards – Excellence In All Aspects Of Production: Auckland Theatre Awards Sophie is a graduate of the Future Auckland Leaders Programme and became Artistic Director for Silo Theatre in 2014. Dan Musgrove is an award-winning writer and actor based in Auckland NZ. He was the born and raised in Marlborough, before studying drama at Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School in Wellington. His stage acting credits include Angels in America, Midsummer, and Holding the Man for Silo Theatre, and Romeo and Juliet for Auckland Theatre Company. He currently stars in the popular TV3 drama Westside, which is about to enter its fifth season. Other screen acting credits include the lead role of Marty Johnstone in the NZ Underbelly series, Brokenwood Mysteries and Go Girls. As a playwright, he co-wrote the Michael Hurst solo show No Holds Bard, and two sell out comedy shows Christ Almighty and Toys. As a screenwriter, he has written for seasons 3-5 of Westside. He has a feature film in development with Four Knights Films. Currently Natalie is storylining and writing scripts for South Pacific Pictures and Australian channel 7’s 800 Words, season three. She also wrote on season 1. Prior to that she wrote for TV 2’s comedy Agent Anna (Nominated for best comedy episode at NZ’s prestigious SWANZ awards 2014). She has also storylined and written TV3’s third series of Almighty Johnson’s (Nominated for best drama episode at NZ’s SWANZ Awards 2013). Natalie began storylining and writing on Shortland Street. Natalie also has experience writing for kids TV, with Channel Four’s The Moe Show. She has also written NZ Film Commission funded comedy feature Shearing the Love, which is in production with preeminent Four Knights Films. She also has a feature Daisy Chain, in development with the NZFC’s program 48+. She wrote and directed NZFC funded short film Goodness Grows Here. Her latest short film, The Pact, was accepted into the prestigious Oldenberg Festival. Natalie was also short listed (from five hundred applications to six) with her series Exillium for Australian Freemantle’s Blue Sky Initiative Natalie also wrote and stared in NZ on air funded comedy webseries Yeti. Theatrically Natalie wrote sell-out hit Christmas monologue shows Toys, and Christ Almighty! (Nominated for best new play – 2010 SWANZ Awards). She also co-wrote and directed Michael Hurst’s solo show No Holds Bard. Her latest work was Near Death Experience which she also wrote and directed. Recorded and Edited - Matt Eller Theme Music - Ricky Simmonds

In the final episode of Something In The Static; things get curiouser and curiouser. A teenager recounts her and other’s bizarre relationships with inquisitiveness, Shaun gets a tour of Zealandia Sanctuary from biologist K.C. Burns, immortal man Tiberius Melchard tells us more about his curious life, and Tiberius’ son Ralph goes off on an adventure in search of The Library of Alexandria. Featuring Dan Musgrove, Julia McEnteer, Sophie Kemp, and K.C. Burns Series Picture: Fish by Leto Xavier Music Forest Spirits - EP – Soda Spooks Forest Spirits – Summer Sleep Glass Vaults - Glass EP – New Space Shaun D Wilson - The Sketchscreen EP – Extemplified

This time Shaun goes down the garden path, past Creativity’s limits. The art of the critique; immortal man Tiberius Melchard takes credit for everything ever; and creating creations using other creators’ creations. Featuring Dan Musgrove, Adam Burns, Dan Untitled, and Sonia Sly. Music The Knife and Mt Sims – Tomorrow, in a Year – Seeds The Books - Book Odds samples Forest Spirits - EP - All You Could Do Glass Vaults - Glass EP – Set Sail Forest Spirits - EP - Song and Dance Dan Untitled - Live Set at Mighty Mighty Shaun D Wilson - The Sketchscreen EP – Extemplified

Something in the Static is an exploration using fact and fiction as its tools, presented by Shaun D Wilson. In the search for belonging you’ll meet immortal man Tiberius Melchard - who doesn’t always play well with others, a creature struggling to adapt to a new environment, psychologist Dr. Bill Farrell; who explains why humans want to belong; and an office worker who isn’t quite connecting.Featuring Dan Musgrove, Sophie Kemp, Walter Evers, Lorna Rynne, and Dr. Bill Farrell.MusicGlass Vaults – Glass EP – Forget Me NotThe Knife and Mt Sims – Tomorrow, in a Year – IntroThe Knife – Tomorrow, in a Year – EpochsShaun D Wilson - The Joke Isn't Funny EP – The PeopleForest Spirits - EP - Hey, Dumb Dumb Freedom