Imperial: Entry 010
With the journals fully examined, the modern epigrapher, Dr. Liu, details the provenance of the findings.
Credits:
Written by K.A. Statz
Produced & Edited, with Sound Design by Travis Vengroff
Mixed and Mastered by Brandon Strader
Script Editing by W.K. Statz
Manchu Translations by Takta, Portland Manchu studies group
Italian Translations by Francesca Elena Medaglia of Centro Linguistico Eureka Amantea, ig centrolinguisticoeureka
Portuguese Translations by Jd'almeida Pinheiro
Mandarin Translations by Sophie Yang
“Imperial" – Written and Performed by Steven Melin
"Unsealed" – Written and Performed by Brandon Boone
Cover Art by K.A. Statz and Casey Bailey
Cast:
Dr. Zhou Liu - Sophie Yang
Brother Benedetto - Andrea Galata
Father Martim - Jd'almeida Pinheiro
Jingwei - Ewan Chung
Special Thanks to:
YOU, Our Patreon Team - without whom this would not exist, Sophie Yang, Steven Englund of OPTION Model and Media, Frank & Kristy Carino, Dr. Stephen Wadley of Portland State University
Comments (12)
Separate question, I have found Qiqihar, Heihe, and Heilongjian on the ma, but I can't quite make out the other 2 names Nanjian? and Kunmun Mountains?
Hi, so the mountain range referenced in Imperial is the Greater Khingan Range in northern Heilongjian. The other location is Nenjiang. Hope this helps!
That really was awesome. The last 5 episodes had me gritting my teeth waiting for what was coming next.
Excellent addition to the White Vault universe! Really loved the voices, too. Thank you!
We're so glad to hear it! It was really cool working with a totally new crew this time around. The new languages were really fun as well
And...spoilers, spoilers, spoilers....We're goin' to South America! ! !
Your excitement is welcomed with open arms!!! Looking forward to October ;)
Pardon my excitement but this was a helluva miniseries.
SERIOUSLY
Also...I really, really loved this miniseries! Lovely vacation from the icy hell you've lured us into.
We're so glad to hear that you enjoyed it :) It was a lot of fun to create, and very different from anything we've done before
Wow... I don't know which is more horrifying: hearing someone get maimed in real time, or being forced to imagine it while a cool, academic voice describes their remains to you... 😟