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From the man who brought us Avengers, Firefly, Buff— wait, why are we even explaining this on Tumblr?

You know who Joss Whedon is. But did you know he wrote and produced a supernatural romance directed by Brin Hill? It’s online and available to watch right this instant, thanks to Vimeo On Demand. 

                                                          how can I not say Buffy?

So I met Joss Whedon today and this is what I found out:

He’s only watched one episode of Mad Men.

This is the first holiday he’s currently had since he started working, and he’s filling it by watching Bletchley, Peaky Blinders, iZombie and Reign.

He is aware Reign is a teen soap opera, and he loves it.

His musical influences include a lot of 70s bands, and Coldplay.

He also loves Taylor Swift and is hoping for an invite to her squad.

No kidding, she counts amongst the artists he likes at the moment.

He’s not giving up working in the MCU because he hates it or he finds the studio too difficult, but because he knows that if he even starts dipping his toe in it’ll take over (he said it’s very addictive to be involved in), and he wants more time for himself.

There’s a musical he is currently working on.

There is a ballet he has also come up with, that he would want to create into reality one day. 

He once read Hamlet with the Buffy cast where he was Hamlet and Anthony Head played the role of his father.

He calls himself an idiot.

He’s afraid of resurrecting long beloved shows like Firefly because he only wants to give it 100%, and cannot be sure of that when he’s afraid of it coming back like an old family member that should not return (see the story of the Monkey’s Paw if you’re still confused).

When it comes to more women in the MCU, he says that’s not entirely up to him or Kevin Feige, but that a lot of it peggs on the people with money for whom considerations like more women in film do not appear. 

He would like to see more women appear, however. 

His favourite actors to work with are Amy Acker, Nathan Fillion, Amy Acker and Amy Acker.

Wolfram & Hart! \o/

Joseph Hill “Joss” Whedon (23 June 1964) “I write to give myself strength. I write to be the characters that I am not. I write to explore all the things I’m afraid of.”

seriously.