Interviews & Podcasts

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This section contains interviews [something to read], videos [something to watch] and podcasts [something to listen to] by Amanda Tapping.

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Interviews and artiles with/about Amanda Tapping:

06/06/2020		Why The Stargate Star Stopped Acting
--/10/2018		After Stargate - An Interview With Amanda Tapping
13/04/2018		What I learned at the Amanda Tapping convention
10/12/2017		What's next for Amanda Tapping
22/06/2015		Back to deep space with Dark Matter director Amanda Tapping
12/03/2014		Reel people on the set of Continuum
22/01/2013		Tapping into grace
07/05/2013		Amanda Tapping on coping with miscarriage
Fall/2006		Amanda Tapping: My favourite thing to do
23/07/2003		Major Changes
17/06/2002		I'm Over the Moon at the Life That I Have Right Now."

Podcasts with Amanda Tapping:
04/01/2023	Amanda and Sabrina go to Paris Amanda Tapping is beloved around the world for iconic roles on Stargate SG-1 and Sanctuary and her ever-growing list of television directing credits (including an impressive run as an executive producer on the cult favourite Freeform series Motherland: Fort Salem); Sabrina Rani Furminger is host of the YVR Screen Scene Podcast. Since Amanda and Sabrina’s first interview together in January 2013 (for a Westender cover story entitled “What’s next for Amanda Tapping?”), the pair have grown to become dear friends. In late November 2022, the pals packed their bags and flew to Paris, where Amanda was scheduled to appear at Paris Manga alongside her former Stargate SG-1 co-star Richard Dean Anderson – and while sipping bubbly beverages at a sidewalk bistro on the eve of the convention, they decided to record an episode of the YVR Screen Scene Podcast. Tune in as Amanda and Sabrina break with the podcast’s usual studio format and discuss their decade of friendship, the last days of Motherland: Fort Salem, Richard Dean Anderson, and what comes next.
21/07/2020	Episode 100: Amanda Tapping, Michael Eklund, Nicole Oliver and Sharon Taylor The YVR Screen Scene Podcast is officially 100 episodes old - and for this epic podcasting milestone, Sabrina Furminger put together an epic group of epic guests for an epic epic episode: Amanda Tapping, Michael Eklund, Nicole Oliver and Sharon Taylor. This notable quartet of # BCFilm icons (and YVR Screen Scene's podcast host Sabrina Furminger) discuss the hunt for magic, the alienation of the West, and the implications of COVID-19 on their mental health and the local film and TV community Television industry ...
09/07/2020	Webinar about the work of women in Canadian Film & Movie industrie Amanda Tapping attended a webinar for Women in Film and Television Canada on July 9, 2020 with Juanita Peters and Brigitte Monneau. took part. They talked about working in the film and television industry during the Covid-19 era. Duration 01:12:29
28/03/2020	Interview with Tony Tellado Sci-Fi Talk Contents include: Stargate - Sanctuary. - Amanda's love of work as a director - her role as a showrunner fundamentally changed her career - about the advances in special effects and film techniques since Stargate and Sanctuary - that she would like to play theater - love her role as Sam Carter (Stargate SG-1) was a pioneer for the modern TV landscape as a strong and equal character. - About the current Corona situation - how she deals with "social distancing".
21/03/2020	Interview with Sabrina Furminger via Skype Synopsis: Director Amanda Tapping (Sanctuary, Stargate SG-1) returns to the YVR Screen Scene Podcast for an open and emotional discussion on how to stay connected and level-headed during social distancing.
05/06/2019	AmandaTapping im Interview mit Sabrina Furminger Synopsis: Amanda Tapping is many things: the Grand Empress of Sci-Fi; an award-winning actress who has built a global following and plays strong women in Stargate SG-1 and Sanctuary; a sought-after director of episodic television (Travelers; The 100; Anne with an E; Continuum); a loving mother; an advocate for women; a damn good friend. On this very special episode of the YVR Screen Scene Podcast, Amanda discusses the many facets of her busy life with host Sabrina Furminger - including the impact that portraying Sam Carter and Helen Magnus had on her self-esteem. Related to this podcast are the articles "Amanda Tapping - Unstoppable" and "What I Learned at the Amanda Tapping Convention". Both articles can be found below in the next section

"I'm so grateful to know you and to call you my friend. You are in a class of your own and truly are one of the greats. A brilliant actress, an unassuming TALENTED artist. A leading lady who inspires everyone around her and who is so passionate about the sisterhood and supporting her colleagues and people. You are quite simply the real deal. One star!!"

Suanne Braun

Actress (Hathor, SG 1)

"Amanda; the myth created for Doris Day is Amanda. She's warm, the camera loves her, and she can take a scene that really should never be released and make it sound like a diamond!"

Don S. Davis

Actor (General George Hammond, SG 1)

"...I don't have any particular stories. She's just always...she has this ability to deal with people...she's just amazing! She has a strength and a personable quality that comes with that kind of light. I can't get over her and so happy to see her direct. I think we need more women like Amanda directing. Because they understand, they've been there, because they know more than anyone else!"

David Hewlett

Actor (Dr. Rodney McKay, SG Atlantis)

"I'm a fan of Amanda Tapping. In fact, I'm a HUGE fan of Amanda Tapping. And I'm not the only one. No, I'm not talking about all those Samantha Carter followers out there. I'm talking about pretty much everyone who's had the pleasure of working with Amanda over the years. She is immensely talented, always professional and just plain adorable.”

Joseph Mallozzi

Writer, (Stargate)

"Amanda is a really great actress and she brings that to every scene she's in!"

Brad Wright

Writer, Producer (Stargate)

"Amanda is so supportive and so warm. She is such a positive influence on the set. She knows everyone's name. Always prepared. Always supportive. Always helping. Always giving... She's a great actress and a great person."

Carmen Argenziano

Actor (General Jacob Carter, SG1)

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