Pacificon II (1964) Worldcon - Harlan Ellison: Adaptation of Science Fiction to a Visual Media
Pacificon II, the 22nd World Science Fiction Convention, was held in Oakland, CA in 1964. WARNING - 1) Harlan uses some strong language in this recording. 2)The first few minutes are missing. Harlan gives an engrossing talk (audio, enhanced with images) about writing for television and about how Hollywood works. The talk took place during the filming of the Outer Limits episode, "Demon With a Glass Hand", and Harlan speaks very frankly (including complaints) about his experience as the writer on the episode. Includes Harlan's reading of a scene as written, and as changed by management as well as discussion on the casting, the directing and the location. Embedded are photos of Harlan throughout his science fiction career. This audio material was provided by The Southern California Institute for Fan Interests (SCIFI), and Jerome Scott, Director of Projects for SCIFI in LA. For more fan history, subscribe to this channel and visit FANAC.ORG

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