Edict Zero – FIS – EP104 – “Beautiful Lies”
EDICT ZERO – FIS – Season 1
Episode 4 – “Beautiful Lies”
#CREDITS#
VOICES:
James Keller, Julie Hoverson, Phil Rossi, Russell Gold, Tanja Milojevic, Glen Hallstrom, Danar Hoverson, and Jack Kincaid
EXPANDED VOICE CREDITS
Agent Benjamin Zurn _____________________ Russell Gold
Ambassador ______________________________ Jack Kincaid
Train Passenger _________________________ Jack Kincaid
Special Agent Jewels Kircher ____________ Julie Hoverson
Special Agent Nick Garrett ______________ James Keller
Rental Guy, Orderly, and others _________ Jack Kincaid
“Captain Socrates” ______________________ Jack Kincaid
Special Agent Marcus Briggs _____________ Phil Rossi
Mainland General Doctor _________________ Julie Hoverson
Special Agent Mills, N.I.F.I.S.__________ Glen Hallstrom
Sgt. MacGowan, North Island PD __________ Russell Gold
Officer Cotter, North Island PD _________ Tanja Milojevic
Rookie, North Island PD _________________ Danar Hoverson
Assistant Director Alan Dockstader ______ Jack Kincaid
Ursa, Secretary & Manager System ________ Tanja Milojevic
Special Agent/DSC Paul Wakeman __________ Jack Kincaid
Roy _____________________________________ Jack Kincaid
Special Agent Kora Reznik _______________ Tanja Milojevic
SOUND FX:
Collective Slipgate Nine Studio Resources, ERH, The Free Sound Project, Nine Inch Nails (remixed multi-track effects and drone derivatives), gr8sfx, selections from the Public Domain & Free Sound Internet Resources.
MUSIC/AMBIENCE (SUMMARY):
Nine Inch Nails, ERH, Matthew G. Davidson, Lee Maddeford & Swiss Army Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Lee Maddeford & Ensemble De Cuivres Valaisan,Kevin MacLeod, How To Destroy Angels, Natalie Nicole Gilbert, Jack Kincaid, and countless selections from Public Domain Internet Resources (including MusOpen and the Internet Archive).
MUSIC/AMBIENCE (NOTES):
The “Edict Zero – FIS – Theme” tracks and all their derivative mixes–which are interwoven through each episode–are remixes of ’26 Ghosts III’, from the CC-licensed Ghosts I-IV by Nine Inch Nails. Also, many of the sound effects and special ambiences (i.e. scene headers) heard in Edict Zero – FIS are derived from samples from the hundreds of Nine Inch Nails multitracks made available at remix.nin.com.
Additional attribution:
The Edict 1 Embassy Elevator ambience, remix of music/ambience by Nine Inch Nails and ERH.
“For Her To Pass Through”, by Matthew G. Davidson.
“Inonorata”, by Lee Maddeford & Swiss Army Symphonic Wind Ensemble.
“Tom’s Lullaby” and “La Chasse Au Dragon”, by Lee Maddeford & Ensemble De Cuivres Valaisan.
“Earth Prelude”, “Fantastic-B1-256”, and other ambience contributions, by Kevin MacLeod.
“Nine Lies The Heart”, and other ambience/SFX contributions, by ERH.
“-1 Ghosts I”, Deadsville Nine Backwards Remix of ‘1 Ghosts I’, by Nine Inch Nails, with ERH and Jack Kincaid.
“Ghosts of Edict Zero”, Special Remix of ’26 Ghosts III’ by Nine Inch Nails, and other music by Nine Inch Nails, as well as How To Destroy Angels, Natalie Nicole Gilbert, and Jack Kincaid.
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WRITER: Jack Kincaid (with quotes from William Shakespeare)
SERIES CREATOR/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Jack Kincaid.
PRODUCERS: James Keller. Jane Eastman.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS: Julie Hoverson. C. Edward Reed. Thomas Gland.
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DOWNLOAD: Edict Zero – FIS – EP104 – “Beautiful Lies”
SLIPGATE NINE 
You guys rock.
How, exactly, are you guys managing to put out such lengthy eps so quickly?
November 4, 2010 at 10:05 pm
A great deal of the production is in my hands and I treat my production of this show as a full-time occupation. It fills a void left when I stopped writing novels. It is not a sideline for me.
I would actually prefer greater frequency than once a month, but it will have to do. Anything more wouldn’t be possible without a sacrifice of quality.
Thanks for the favorable assessment of the show!
November 4, 2010 at 10:26 pm
I am officially addicted.
This is an airy layered confection for the ears. Your time spent on this really shows. I’ve listened through the episodes about 3 times now, and I’m still finding something new with each run.
Your accents are great fun and so well done, which adds to the script, another set of rich, fascinating layers.
Delicious!
November 16, 2010 at 10:46 am
Thanks so much, and yes quite a lot of time and energy goes into the shows. At times, it’s overwhelming, but to hear the end product of the work is so worth it.
November 16, 2010 at 11:23 am
CAUTION: Spoilers ahead (although, if you’re reading this comment and haven’t already listened to the show, what the frel are you waiting for? It’s ace!)
In case this hasn’t been pointed out already, the attention to detail that has been put into this series is impressive. Not just in terms of production quality and lush
audio goodness, but also the stray comments, Easter Eggs, and pop cultural references that got snuck into the script in subtle (and sometimes less subtle) fashion.
The first encounter between agents Briggs and Reznik was definitely a nice touch; Briggs mispronouncing her name as “Agent Reznor?” seems almost inevitable in hindsight,
considering how important Nine Inch Nails’ music is to the series.
Special Agent Garrett’s “Turn me on, dead man” comment, when unit 9 is sent into the fray, is another prime example of the layers of varying degrees of intricacy in this show.
August 6, 2013 at 3:36 pm