Artists and collaborators

To make The Amelia Project come together we are working with an amazing team of talented creatives. Scroll down and take a closer look at the people behind the podcast.

Core Team Members

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Philip Thorne

Philip is co-creator of The Amelia Project. He currently lives in Paris and divides his time between writing, directing, dramaturging, translating and practicing magic. He is Joint Artistic Director of Imploding Fictions.

Øystein Ulsberg Brager

Øystein is co-creator of The Amelia Project. He is based in Oslo, Norway where he works as a theatre director, playwright and dramaturg. He is Joint Artistic Director of Imploding Fictions.

Fredrik Skaare Baden

Fredrik is our sound director and composer. He trained at the Institute for Musical Sciences at the University of Oslo. He has previously composed music for theatres such as The Norwegian Opera and Ballet, Teater Innlandet, Nordland Teater, Centralteatret and the National Theatre of Korea.

Alan Burgon

Alan Burgon plays The Interviewer. He also occasionally directs episodes of The Amelia Project, and has written a couple of pieces of bonus content. He is a freelance actor, writer and director, working in film, television, theatre, podcasts, voiceovers and the occasional piece of musical theatre. He graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2008, with a BA in acting. Co-founder and former Artistic Director of Vienna’s Open House Theatre, Alan also plays Lockie in the podcast The Secret of St. Kilda, and will be the voice of Dr. Van Helsing in the upcoming podcast Re:Dracula. For more information, please visit his website at www.alanburgon.com, or look for him on social media.

Julia C. Thorne

Julia plays Alvina and is the voice of the intro and outro credits. She also does project management for The Amelia Project. As a bilingual actress, she has worked in English and German theatre since graduating from drama school in Hamburg in 2010. Previous work includes: Carol in David Mamet's “Oleanna” at Theater Lüneburg and Sheila Birling in J.B. Priestly's “An Inspector Calls” at the International Theatre in Vienna. In 2012, Julia co-founded Open House Theatre. She has appeared in many of the company's productions, including roles such as Juliet in “Romeo and Juliet”, Laura Wingfield in “The Glass Menagerie” and Tara in “Hedda”. She also works as the company's Educational Manager.

Julia Morizawa

Julia plays Amelia. In the audio drama world, Julia is best known as the voice of Dr. Bright in “The Bright Sessions.” She is an actor and writer with experience in film, theatre and new media. Career highlights include “Judas Kiss” (feature film), Lewis Black’s “The Root of All Evil” and “ER” (TV), “Masha No Home” (play) at East West Players, and “Star Trek: Odyssey” (web series). She has also written and produced the award-winning projects “JesusCat (or How I Accidentally Joined a Cult)” (feature film), “Sin & Lyle” (short film) and “Twenty-Two” (play).

Hemi Yeroham

Hemi plays Kozlowski. He is a London-based, bilingual actor, born in Istanbul. Since his graduation from the Guildford School of Acting, he’s had a varied career in plays, musicals, Shakespeare, cabaret, dance, voiceover, film, radio and TV. He can be seen in the film Mamma Mia and won the Best Actor Award for the role of Prince Khalifa, in the sitcom Yo Valet! for Sitcom Mission. He was Mercutio in a 40-state US tour of Romeo and Juliet, which ended with an off-Broadway run. He joined Les Enfants Terribles in their Olivier-nominated Alice's Adventures Underground at the Waterloo Vaults playing the role of King of Hearts amongst others. He made his West End debut in Donmar Warehouse's production of Berberian Sound Studio - a stage adaptation of Peter Strickland's critically acclaimed film of the same name. As a voiceover artist he can be heard on-board a flight to Turkey on EasyJet, as well as on certain jingles for Cartoon Network.

Anders N. Pedersen

Anders is the illustrator and graphic designer of The Amelia Project, and the man behind our awesome logo. He is a regular collaborator of Imploding Fictions, and has designed a number of our flyers and posters through the years. He is also the artist behind the comic strip "Et øyeblikk", published in the Norwegian comic book Rutetid.

Adam Raymonda

Adam Raymonda has been our main sound designer since season 4. He is a producer, composer, and sound designer specializing in podcasting, advertising, and film. His company Rogue Dialogue productions focuses on creating the richly designed fiction podcasts Windfall and Forgive Me. He’s been the “Audio Wizard” for the narrative non fiction podcast An Arm and a Leg since it’s inception. He has produced, sound designed, and edited podcasts for iHeart Radio, Vogue Magazine, Audible, Uncover Studios, PsychCentral, and more.

Maty Parzival

Maty is our production assistant. They have a BA in Linguistics and Psychology from Jena, and is currently studying for their masters degree in at the University in Paderborn, Germany. They dream of publishing their first novel, and they love books, words, getting lost in the forest and drinking coffee. In most situations, they’re just happy to be there.

Benjamin Noble

Benjamin plays Haines. Starting out at the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain, Benjamin went on to train at the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic arts (LAMDA), recently voted as the Number 1 acting school in Europe by the ‘Hollywood Reporter’. After graduating he performed in many films, including Academy Award Winning ´The Duchess`, on the biggest stages across the UK, including the Royal Haymarket and Royal Court, and as a commercial voiceover artist for companies such as Apple, Barclaycard, HTC, Aker Solutions, Mens Wearhouse, Bolia, and the London Olympic Games. Benjamin has also written plays and films that have travelled the globe, beginning on the Royal Court Theatre’s infamous Invited Studio Writers Group (“The most important theatre in Europe” New York Times), to winning him an ‘Award of Excellence’ at the Los Angeles Movie Awards. He is a member of this years BAFTA Crew and BFI Network.

Torgny G. Aanderaa

Torgny plays Cole and is co-writer on a season 4 episode. An Oslo-based Freelance actor, Torgny is no stranger to Imploding Fictions, having been a frequent guest player in their Oslo productions going all the way back to 2007. In addition to doing voice work, which he does quite a bit, Torgny spreads his talent-butter all over the proverbial bun, doing stage work, radio, tv and film. He dreams of world domination for the common good - and that he one day may learn how to drive a car. Both are equally unlikely. He is part of the ensemble at the Oslo improv theatre Det Andre Teatret. Notable film and TV work includes "Aber Bergen" and "12th Man".

Jordan Cobb

Jordan Cobb plays Jackie Williams. She is an actress, writer, and an avid storyteller. A fan of radio plays and books on tape from the time she could walk and talk, Jordan is the creator of No Such Thing Productions, where she is currently producing and performing in the high seas adventure-thriller audio drama Primordial Deep (as Dr. Marella Morgan), and the science fiction horror series Janus Descending (as Chel). She has been featured on over a dozen audio dramas, and when she isn't comfortably settled behind the mic, she's buried up to her ears in paper and ink, dreaming up new worlds of the wild, weird, and wonderful. You can find her wandering through the streets of New York City, or more reliably at jordanvcobb.com.

Erin King

Erin King plays Mia Fox. Erin is a writer, podcaster, and actress with more decades' worth of credits to her name than she cares to admit publicly. She is one-half of the upcoming by-the-minute podcast Newsies Minute, is a frequent cohost of the Zombies, Run! fancast Podcast Detected, and cohosts FMK All Day, a weekly game of f***-marry-kill, alongside Your Fave Is Problematic's Elizabeth Nordenholt. In addition to her nonfiction podcasting, she can be heard on a number of independent audio dramas, including 1994 (Deirdre), Mount Olympus University (Artemis), and the upcoming EDENfall (Lucy White). She also plays Kat DeHaven, "the sports one", on the actual-play podcast Bike Brigade (formerly Kids on Bikes). Find her on Twitter @UnabashedlyErin.

Dominic Hargreaves

Dominic Hargreaves is part of The Amelia Project sound design team. He is an Oxford-based sound designer and technical theatre practitioner. Recent audio drama sound designs include "Victoriocity", and a new adapation of "Peer Gynt". He has also worked as a live sound designer and engineer in theatre, musical, comedy and
dance for performance in venues across Oxford, London and beyond, as well as in lighting design, production and stage management roles, and film production. He is a trustee of Oxford Theatre Guild. Dominic also enjoys playing the violin and singing in chamber choirs.

Alexander Danner

Alexander Danner (He/Him) is one of our sound designers. He is the Co-creator of “Greater Boston”, a speculative Audio Drama in an alternate Boston. He is staff writer on “ElfQuest: The Audio Movie”, Sound designer on “What's the Frequency: Psychedelic Noir Audio Drama” and contributing sound designer on “Unwell: A Midwestern Gothic Mystery”.

http://www.GreaterBostonShow.com
https://elfquest.com/audio-movie/
https://www.unwellpodcast.com/
http://www.WTFrequency.com

Eli Hamada McIlveen

Eli is one of our sound designers. He's the creator of Alba Salix, Royal Physician, as well as its sound designer and a frequent voice actor. He played Hiroshi in season 3 of The Amelia Project. Elsewhere, he's the lead sound designer on Unwell (from Season 3) and has appeared in several other shows playing a variety of humans and invertebrates.

Click here to browse the artists who appear in Season One.

Click here to browse the artists who appear in Season Two.

Click here to browse the artists who appear in Season Three.

Click here to browse the artists who appear in Season Four.

Click here to browse the artists who appear in Season Five and The Amelia Project Audio Advent Calendar.

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