Mission Backup Earth

Mission Backup Earth
Genre	Sci-fi
Created by	Alexander Pfander
Directed by	Alexander Pfander
Starring	Anthony Straeger Caprice Crawford Richard Bray Mark Windsor Don McCorkindale Lyly Schoettle Drifa Hansen Alex Spencer Monika Gossmann Hasmik Avetisyan Lena Bayón Kirill Galetski Annina Nusko Victor Pfander Natascha Szabo Will Bligh Evans Marchman Dharmander Singh Anita Guy Maja Roth Blake Worrell David Prowse
Music by	Hans Hafner, Mike Rooke (Ep3), Kiriako Nedelkos (Ep5)
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	5
Production
Running time	5-15 minutes
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Mission Backup Earth

Mission Backup Earth is a science fiction web series written and directed by Alexander Pfander.^[1] This award-winning series began airing in 2015, in a series of 5 to 15 minute YouTube episodes.

Mission Backup Earth uses modern scientific methods and concepts, and integrates them into a story, intending to give a realistic view of space travel and colonization, while questioning and exploring the evolution of mankind, cosmic disasters, and philosophical questions about humanity's existence.

Actor David Prowse, who played Darth Vader in the Star Wars films, has made a cameo in the show.

Actress Monika Gossmann, who was Designer #1 of the movie Iron Sky is a regular actress in the show as Dr Weir.

Actor Anthony Straeger is known for his role in the movie Land of Mine for the role of Officer Garth.

Awards

2013 Melbourne Webfest: Best Sci-Fi & Grand Jury Prize ( Click the year 2013 )
2014 LAWebfest: Outstanding Directing, Visual Effects, Editing & Cinematography in a Sci-Fi series.
2014 Web Series Mag: Best visual effects in a web series

Crew

CGI Artists: Tony Pinkpank, Daniel Maland, John TorakTu Mieske, Stephen Huck, Kalle Max Hoffmann, Laszlo Georgy, Dimitry Rybakov, Skyknight Beoulve
VFX: Pdomefx, Hannu Hoffren
Sound Design: Mike Rooke, Sami Lehtonen
DOPs: Gregor Talig, Franco Bubani

Media

Mission Backup Earth has been the subject of several articles published by online and print media organisations, mainly with a Science fiction focus, including Science Fiction and Fantasy Association of New Zealand,^[2] SF Crowsnest,^[3] Starburst (magazine)^[4] and Contactmusic.com^[5]

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