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What does it take to bring one of Jane Austen's most beloved love stories to the big screen? This week on Off The Shelf, Morgann travels to the UK to sit down with Daisy Edgar-Jones, George MacKay, and director Georgia Oakley to chat about their new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. Daisy and George share how they prepared to play Elinor Dashwood and Edward Ferrars and the memorable dance rehearsals on set. Then, director Georgia Oakley takes us behind the scenes of reimagining Jane Austen's classic for a new generation and what it was like working with a large number of animals on set. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Welcome 00:31 Preparing for Sense and Sensibility 03:30 Daisy's Premonition About Working With George 04:36 Filming Elinor & Edward's First Meeting 06:25 Why Daisy Relates to Elinor Dashwood 07:40 Daisy & George's Happy Places 08:32 Favourite Moments From Filming 11:07 Why Adapt Sense and Sensibility? 12:18 Making Jane Austen Feel Timeless 13:44 The Reality of Working With Animals on Set 16:38…
What does it take to bring one of Jane Austen's most beloved love stories to the big screen? This week on Off The Shelf, Morgann travels to the UK to sit down with Daisy Edgar-Jones, George MacKay, and director Georgia Oakley to chat about their new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. Daisy and George share how they prepared to play Elinor Dashwood and Edward Ferrars and the memorable dance rehearsals on set. Then, director Georgia Oakley takes us behind the scenes of reimagining Jane Austen's classic for a new generation and what it was like working with a large number of animals on set. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Welcome 00:31 Preparing for Sense and Sensibility 03:30 Daisy's Premonition About Working With George 04:36 Filming Elinor & Edward's First Meeting 06:25 Why Daisy Relates to Elinor Dashwood 07:40 Daisy & George's Happy Places 08:32 Favourite Moments From Filming 11:07 Why Adapt Sense and Sensibility? 12:18 Making Jane Austen Feel Timeless 13:44 The Reality of Working With Animals on Set 16:38…
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#63 Daisy Edgar-Jones & George MacKay: Bringing Sense and Sensibility to Life
EscuchadoWhat does it take to bring one of Jane Austen's most beloved love stories to the big screen? This week on Off The Shelf, Morgann travels to the UK to sit down with Daisy Edgar-Jones, George MacKay, and director Georgia Oakley to chat about their new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. Daisy and George share how they prepared to play Elinor Dashwood and Edward Ferrars and the memorable dance rehearsals on set. Then, director Georgia Oakley takes us behind the scenes of reimagining Jane Austen's classic for a new generation and what it was like working with a large number of animals on set. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Welcome 00:31 Preparing for Sense and Sensibility 03:30 Daisy's Premonition About Working With George 04:36 Filming Elinor & Edward's First Meeting 06:25 Why Daisy Relates to Elinor Dashwood 07:40 Daisy & George's Happy Places 08:32 Favourite Moments From Filming 11:07 Why Adapt Sense and Sensibility? 12:18 Making Jane Austen Feel Timeless 13:44 The Reality of Working With Animals on Set 16:38…
#62 B.K. Borison: Why She Started Writing Supernatural Romance
EscuchadoWhat makes a romance author want to write about death? This week on Off The Shelf, Morgann sits down with bestselling romance author B.K. Borison to chat about her newest release, Grim Tidings, and why she decided to take her cozy romances into the supernatural world. B.K. shares how her husband's career in palliative care helped shape the story, why she wanted to write a female grim reaper, and what's coming next for the Department of Hauntings and Spirits. Plus, we look back at her self-publishing journey with Lovelight Farms, First Time Callers' upcoming adaptation, and her love for Heated Rivalry! CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Welcome 01:12 Self-Publishing Lovelight Farms 03:00 The Lore Behind B.K. Borison’s Book Covers 04:16 Her Husband, Fantasy Football & Romance 06:08 The Books That Made Her Fall in Love With Romance 07:05 Is a Brick Really Worth It? 08:35 Transitioning to First Time Caller 09:56 Bringing Sleepless in Seattle to Life 14:36 The First Time Caller Adaptation 16:41 The Heated Rivalry Obsession…
#61 J.K. MacLaren: From Drive to Survive to Writing an F1 Romance
EscuchadoWhat happens after you watch F1: Drive to Survive and decide to write an entire F1 romance book series?! This week on Off The Shelf, Morgann sits down with Watty Award–winning author JK Maclaren to chat about her adult romance debut, Full Throttle. JK shares what she learned from writing eight full-length novels on Wattpad, and the night she found out her book had sold. Plus, the two discuss the best frozen yogurt combination and the race car bed JK had growing up! CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Welcome 00:30 The Perfect Frozen Yogurt Bowl 04:45 How Drive to Survive Started It All 08:35 The Inspiration Behind Full Throttle 11:45 What Writing on Wattpad Taught Her 15:46 The Story Behind the Race Car Bed 16:52 The Night She Sold Full Throttle 18:48 Inside Full Throttle 19:57 Finding Juliette & Dominic 21:05 The Reality of Writing an F1 Romance 25:02 Writing About Women in Sports 28:00 The Meaning Behind Juliet’s Cowboy Boots 31:16 The Romeo & Juliet References 33:19 What’s Next: Shifting Gears 34:08 A Surprise Gift…
#60 Claire Scanlon: Bringing The Love Hypothesis From Book to Screen
EscuchadoWhat happens when you turn one of BookTok’s biggest romances into a movie? This week on Off The Shelf, Morgann sits down with director Claire Scanlon to chat about directing The Love Hypothesis. Claire shares what she learned from editing The Office, how she captured Glen Powell and Zoey Deutch’s chemistry in Set It Up, and what eventually led her down the rabbit hole of Star Wars Fan Fiction. She takes us behind the scenes of adapting the book, from bringing fan-favourite moments to life and balancing Adam’s character to filming the movie’s intimate scenes. Plus, Claire reveals the scene that made her realize they officially “had a movie.” CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Welcome 02:09 What The Office Taught Claire About Directing 04:22 The Secret Behind Jim & Pam’s Slow Burn 07:42 How Set It Up Came Together 10:10 Creating Glen Powell & Zoey Deutch’s Chemistry 15:13 Taking On The Love Hypothesis 18:21 Bringing The Book’s Biggest Moments To Screen 21:25 Changes From Book To Movie 23:56 Finding The Right Adam Carlsen…
#59 Jodi Picoult: The Secret That Inspired Her 30th Novel
EscuchadoWhat is the wildest thing an author has done for research? This week on Off The Shelf, Morgann sits down with Jodi Picoult to chat about her 30th novel, Hollow Bones, and the 29 novels before it. Jodi reveals how she collects research for her books and what it was like to interview a woman from jail or visit the Alaskan tundra. The two discuss what makes a good adaptation and what happened with My Sister's Keeper. They finish the episode with what Jodi is writing next for her 2028 book! CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro & Welcome 01:42 Are Writers Born or Made? 03:53 How Publishing Has Changed Since 1992 06:05 Why Jodi Still Answers Every Reader Email 09:14 Being a Lifelong Student 10:21 How Jodi Knows an Idea Is Worth a Novel 13:44 The Wildest Things She’s Done for Research 16:10 How She Knows When the Research Is Done 17:24 What My Sister’s Keeper Taught Her About Adaptations 19:12 The Problem With “Women’s Fiction” 20:59 The Story Behind Jodi’s First Tattoo 24:08 Inside Hollow Bones 24:26 Bringing Jesse From My…