Voices in the Static #19 – Interview with Fan Film, A Silent Hill Story: Lost Days, Director and Star

Posted By: Whitney   February 27th, 2014 | 10:02 pm

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In this nineteenth episode I’m joined by Brett Driver and Starlin Britt, director and star, of the upcoming fan film, A Silent Hill Story: Lost Days. We discuss the background of this fan film and how it came together.

I’m super excited to see this short and ever more so after speaking so candidly with them. I want to give them both a big thank you for taking the time to speak with me 🙂

Show Details:

Host: Whitney (contact@shshatteredmemories.com)
Special Guests: Brett Driver and Starlin Britt
Recorded: February 24, 2014

Length: 1:04:13
File Size: 36.7 MB
Format: MP3

Listen Now:


Download: Podcast #19 here! (Right click to save)

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Intro: Cheryl on Silent Hill Town Center Televisions (Silent Hill), “True” Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill 2)
Credits: “She” – Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill)

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· A Silent Hill Story: Lost Days Indiegogo
· A Silent Hill Story: Lost Days on Facebook – Lots of great behind the scenes photos on here!
· Brett Driver’s Youtube
· Brett’s Facebook
· Starlin Britt’s IMDB Page
· Starlin on Facebook
· Starlin’s Youtube
· Starlin’s Twitter
· Steven and Birgit’s awesome cosplays/sets Silent Hill Office of Tourism. Be sure to also check out Steven’s facebook page for more pictures!


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One response to “Voices in the Static #19 – Interview with Fan Film, A Silent Hill Story: Lost Days, Director and Star”

  1. Isaac says:
    March 2, 2014 at 4:12 pm

    Re: “A Silent Hill Story: Lost Days Indiegogo”
    at http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/a-silent-hill-story-lost-days
    under the “Campaign Home” (default) tab,

    I’ve tired to play the first video there, and got the error message “This video is private.”
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4yAAz4nDRc

    If the YouTube channel owner could make the video public, that would be great. Thanks.

    Isaac