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Episodes: 681
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
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Gender skew: Male
Location: United Kingdom
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David Elliott - Podcast host and Geektown media contributor covering television, film, gaming, entertainment news, interviews, and UK premiere dates.
Boris Mojsovski - Cinematography And Directing For Long-form Television; Visual Development Of I Will Find You; Genre Filmmaking; And Upcoming Projects Including Foreign Tongue.
Geekstorians: Wearing The Franchise | How Cosplay Became Franchise Visibility
July 21, 2026
Cosplay began as something gloriously handmade: fans turning up in costumes because they loved a story enough to carry it into the room.But somewhere between the early science fiction masquerades, Star Wars armour builds, convention photo galleries, viral cosplay, professional creators and the rise of organisations like the 501st Legion, something shifted.The costume was no longer just a costume.It became proof that a franchise mattered.In this episode of Geekstorians, Dave looks at how cospl...
Geektown Talks To Boris Mojsovski: I Will Find You, Titans, 12 Monkeys, Rabbit Hole & More
July 16, 2026
In this episode of Geektown Talks To, Dave chats with cinematographer, director and filmmaker Boris Mojsovski, whose work includes Netflix’s Harlan Coben thriller ‘I Will Find You’, along with ‘Rabbit Hole’, ‘12 Monkeys’, ‘Titans’, ‘The Lost Symbol’, ‘The Madness’ and more.Boris talks about growing up around film sets, initially trying not to follow the family path into filmmaking, and how photography, writing and directing eventually pulled him back behind the camera. He also discusses the u...
Geekstorians: Middle-Earth, Inc. | How Peter Jackson Built The Impossible & What The Machine Did Next
July 14, 2026
This week on Geekstorians, we travel to Middle-earth, not as tourists, but as slightly suspicious historians with a map, a torch, and some concerns about licensing agreements.In 1998, Peter Jackson walked into New Line Cinema with a fantasy epic most of Hollywood considered impossible. What followed became one of cinema’s great gambles: three films, shot back-to-back, built in New Zealand by artists, craftspeople, performers, technicians, and people who apparently did not believe sleep was le...
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