The Elysium Project

Natalie Van Sistine

Arts TV & Film

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12 episodes

Episode 6 – Shatter
13/11/2017 | 26 mins.
Kate’s attempt to create her own version of the formula takes a dramatic turn, as the rest of the escaped subjects begin to consider the road ahead. Emma realizes that her father is the only one capable of providing her with answers, while finding that her pool of allies is shrinking fast.Content Warning: This episode contains references to drug use and overdose.
Mini-Episode 6 – [Meyer, Evan] Entry 14
29/6/2017 | 3 mins.
From the personal audio logs of Dr. Evan Meyer, “Elysium Project” Phase 2. Zach Holzman as Evan Meyer Michelle Deco as Julia Reese
Mini-Episode 5 – [ Meeting ] Grayson, Meyer – 001
03/5/2017 | 4 mins.
From audio logs category “Meeting”, “Elysium Project” Phase 2. Russ Gold as James Zach Holzman as Evan Meyer
Mini-Episode 4 – [ Subject 3 ] Week 1
29/12/2016 | 7 mins.
From Subject #3 audio logs, “Elysium Project” Phase 2. Natalie Van Sistine as Kate
Episode 5 – Crisis
28/10/2016 | 23 mins.
Nick is swept up into the chaos of the UN peace talks, while Catherine is preparing for the worst. Ian and Emma are not far away, but neither is prepared for what is coming.Content Warning: This episode contains several loud explosions and references to death.

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About The Elysium Project

Nothing in Emma Greyson's life has ever made sense, and it's only gotten weirder since she was injected with a mysterious substance that left her with telekinetic abilities. Somehow, it all seems to be tied back to her father's top secret job, and the escaped test subjects he experimented on... and something called "The Elysium Project".The Elysium Project is a cinematic, full cast audio drama written and produced by Natalie Van Sistine. Featured in the cast are Amber Lee Connors (Emma), Xander Mobus (Mirage), Justin Briner (Ian), Edward Bosco (Ben), and Matt Shipman (Nick). For full cast and crew credits, along with more information about the show, visit elysiumprojectaudio.com

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