Locke and Key Press Day - 2/05/20
Presentation - Part Three
Carlton Cuse, Meredith Averill, Joe Hill, and Gabriel Rodriguez

Recently Netflix invited SciFi Vision to the Locke and Key Press Day at their Los Angeles Headquarters. Locke and Key is now available to stream on Netflix. Locke and Key Executive Producers and Showrunners, Carlton Cuse and Meredith Averill, Writer, Joe Hill, and Artist, Gabriel Rodriguez were in attendance at the event. Below are the third set of videos from during the presentation. You can still check out the first, second, and last set of videos.

Locke and Key Press Day - 2/05/20
Presentation - Part Two
Carlton Cuse, Meredith Averill, Joe Hill, and Gabriel Rodriguez

Recently Netflix invited SciFi Vision to the Locke and Key Press Day at their Los Angeles Headquarters. Locke and Key is now available to stream on Netflix. Locke and Key Executive Producers and Showrunners, Carlton Cuse and Meredith Averill, Writer, Joe Hill, and Artist, Gabriel Rodriguez were in attendance at the event. Below are the second set of videos from during the presentation. You can still check out the first set of videos, and the last two, linked at the bottom of the page.

Locke and Key Press Day - 2/05/20
Presentation - Part One
Carlton Cuse, Meredith Averill, Joe Hill, and Gabriel Rodriguez

Most may be familiar with Locke and Key from the long published graphic novel from IDW Publishing. You may have heard of Locke and Key when it was in development as a series for FOX; the pilot was screened at San Diego Comic Con in 2011 but was not picked up. In 2014, Universal Pictures had announced it would be a feature film trilogy. While the trilogy didn’t happen, in 2017, Hulu gave a pilot order but passed on ordering it to series. Ultimately in 2018, Netflix ordered ten episodes, and it’s finally ready for longtime fans and newcomers to dive into the Locke Family’s life in the Keyhouse.

Netflix invited SciFi Vision to the Locke and Key Press Day at their Los Angeles Headquarters. Locke and Key is available to stream now on Netflix. Locke and Key Executive Producers and Showrunners, Carlton Cuse and Meredith Averill, Writer, Joe Hill, and Artist, Gabriel Rodriguez were in attendance.

Today our writer Christiane Elin was able to cover the press presentation for Locke and Key. The presentation included an inside look with the creative team who brought Key House to life, inclujding never-before-seen designs, stories from the set, and a Q&A. Coverage from the event will be posted as it's available.

Christiane will also be attending the world premiere tonight in LA at The Egyptian Theatre and after party at Liaison. Stay tuned for more photos and coverage, and be sure to follow along via our Twitter, @scifivision.

Meanwhile, check out a few photos from this morning below:

Once again this year, SciFi Vision was lucky enough to be invited to a press day for Midnight, Texas. During the event, many photos were taken for the site, including photos of the actors during the round table interviews. Below is a gallery of all of the cast photos from day one of the event. Please give the page a chance to load, as there are a lot of photos. All photos copyright © SciFi Vision. Check out the gallery after the jump. Stay tuned for photos from day two.

Starting September 12th, SciFi Vision was once again lucky enough to be invited to a press day for a Midnight, Texas set visit in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The NBC series is based around Charlaine Harris' book series.

The setup of the schedule was different this time. For the first day, we interviewed the first set of cast members and then visited the backlot, ending with a catered Mexican dinner. The following day we interviewed the remaining cast members as well as the new producers. We also had a guided tour of the set interiors, as well as of the costume van. Both days we got to watch scenes being filmed from the monitors in the Cartoon Saloon.

Below, please find links to all of the articles that have been published so far for the event. This page will serve as a landing page and will continue to be updated.

Day two of the Midnight, Texas press day started out similar to the day before. The other journalists and I met at the hotel and were picked up and driven to Stage 9 at Albuquerque Studios. Stage 9 would once again be our base camp, at least for the start of the day.

First up were the round table interviews. First to our table was François Arnaud, who plays the character of Manfred Bernardo in the show.

One of the things Arnaud discussed is how the series will be a bit different this season because of the new showrunners and teased a bit of what’s to come. “I think the writers this season really expanded the mythology. I mean, I’m really surprised at how ambitious it became. It really departs from the book. It’s still relationship centered, but it departs from the soapy dynamics of the couples. By the end of the second season, we physically move into other realms, and it’s surprising to read at first, but it all makes sense. They tie up loose ends, and by the end of the season, the world that the writers managed to create with the show goes well beyond Midnight and well beyond the physical world as we know it. It’s very cool.”

Once again, this year, SciFi Vision was lucky enough to be invited to a press day for NBC’s Midnight, Texas. The NBC series, which premieres next Friday, follows a group of supernaturals that live in the town of Midnight, hiding from the outside world. This season trouble comes when a married couple, Kai (Nestor Carbonell) and Patience (Jaime Ray Newman), come to town and open the Crystal Desert Hotel and Spa, letting the outside world in.

The schedule this year was a bit different than last time. On Wednesday night, after arriving at the Hotel Parque Central in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the other journalists and I were driven to Stage 9 at Albuquerque Studios, which would serve as our “basecamp.”

There we did round table interviews with some of the cast. Each of them talked about their characters and the new season.

Once again this year, SciFi Vision was lucky enough to be invited to a press day for Midnight, Texas. During the event, many photos were taken for the site, including photos of the backlot. Below is a gallery of all of the set photos day one of the event. Most of the photos are exterior shots, as most of the buildings on the street are only facades. Please give the page a chance to load, as there are a lot of photos. All photos copyright © SciFi Vision. Check out the gallery after the jump. Stay tuned for photos from day two.

Once again this year, SciFi Vision was lucky enough to be invited to a press day for Midnight, Texas. During the event, many photos were taken for the site, including photos of the set, and those of the cast and crew. Below is a gallery of all of the photos from the two days of the event. The photos have been broken down into categories to make it easier to load. All photos copyright © SciFi Vision. Check out the galleries after the jump. *WIP more will be added as available. Keep checking back.*