Felicia Day

The last episode, the culmination of the characters, the end.

Well, it’s been an amazing journey, and it makes me sad to end it because this episode really shows how amazing these characters would be together were they to journey farther. Josmael grew up, Nyree opened up, Cairn and Tallis find redemption. The acting and SFX in this is I think the best in the series, Doug Jones actually manages to humanize Saarebas in a wonderful way. I don’t want to spoil anything for those who haven’t watched, but I look forward to hearing your overall thoughts about the series in the comments below, especially those who experienced the DLC piece with Tallis as well, how those pieces work together.

And please tune in Tuesday night of the finale if you want to our Vokle chat (info and embed in the entry below this one!)

Hey guys! To celebrate the finale of Dragon Age Redemption, I’m
hosting a live video chat on Tuesday November 15, 2011 at 7pm Pacific
time on Vokle, a cool new platform for live streaming. I’ll be joined by the show’s
director Peter Winther along with some other special guests!

With Vokle, you can submit text questions to the live chat or ask a
video question if you have a web cam. You will need to set up a Vokle
account to participate, but that’s not required if you just want to
watch. If you do sign up to participate, be sure to RSVP to the event and you’ll get a reminder about
it. The event itself is embedded here, so you can bookmark this blog
entry and watch it right here on Tuesday!

Episode 5 is here! I’ll upload my commentary track later today/tomorrow and re-embed it. I know this is the shortest ep of the batch, but this does have some of my FAVE moments. The acting by Adam Rayner is SO amazing, he really embodies the tormented Templar here, he makes his mess-up BELIEVABLE, which is so hard to do. Bravo to the actor.

And this fight scene is my fave in the series, which is ironic considering we had HALF the time to film it as we expected because we lost a day of shooting earlier in the schedule due to Adam cutting his eye on a sword (yes, that cut is real, we had to go back and CGI it in a few places where we had already shot stuff. MAKE IT WORK!)

I feel like the end of the inn scene is really where the group is working together (as best they can). The nod to Cairn I do is a cool moment, celebrating a victory well done brings us together more than any words could.

Please take a moment and share the video with the people you think might enjoy it, and thumbs up on the YouTube vid are appreciated. Next week is the finale episode, it is VERY long and epic, and I hope satisfies this amazing journey.