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Geektown Radio - TV News, Interviews & UK TV Air Dates

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Geektown Radio : 86 - Interview With UnREAL Costume Designer Cynthia Summers, UK TV News & TV Air Date Info!

2016-10-18

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On the show this week we have all your latest tv news and air dates, plus an interview with Cynthia Summers, the costume designer from the tv show UnREAL, which you can currently catch on Amazon Prime in the UK. Cynthia has worked across a huge range of shows, from the critically acclaimed L-Word, to smash hit shows such as Bones and Smallville. She’s currently the costume designer on UnREAL, which is a fictional drama set behind the scenes of a ‘Bachelor’ style US dating show. So we talk about her work on that, designing non-superhero superhero costumes for Smallville, setting fashion trends in the L-Word, and her work on Microsoft's ten million dollar 'web series' Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn.