Homeworld Gems - Rebecca Sugar, Ian Jones-Quartey, Erica Luttrell, Joe Johnston, and Hilary Florido (Vol.2/Ep.8)

The Steven Universe Podcast

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4.8 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Homeworld has a very rigid, conformist society, but was it always that way? Creator Rebecca Sugar and former Executive Producer Ian Jones-Quartey explain Gem culture and roles in Homeworld, why being different is taboo there, and why Off Colors are so important to the show. And, Co-Executive Producer Joe Johnston and Storyboard Supervisor Hilary Florido talk Homeworld design both pre and post-War, and how they set the stage for the Homeworld reveal. Plus, Erica Luttrell, voice of fan-favorite Padparadscha, explains her love of Steven Universe and her character's wonderful ability to predict the future... after it happens.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Mackenzie Atwood and the Steven Universe podcast is going to Homeworld.
0:09.0	We're going to learn about Homeworld culture and its gem inhabitants from creator Rebecca
0:13.5	Sugar and former executive producer Ian Jones-Corty.
0:17.0	We'll discover what inspired the various gem classes and how their roles and functions
0:21.5	not only work with each other but within the gem's identities.
0:25.0	Coex-Ecutive producer Joe Johnston and storyboard supervisor Hillary Flaredo return to give us
0:30.5	a little bit of insight on Homeworld's development.
0:33.7	An Eric Electrol, the voice of Pat Peraccia, is also going to stop by to talk about the
0:37.7	lovable character with her amazing ability to predict the future after it already happens.
0:43.7	So let's start today with Rebecca Sugar and Ian J.Q.
0:46.7	Thank you guys so much for coming and joining me.
0:48.4	Hey, thank you.
0:49.4	Yeah, no problem.
0:50.4	So today we're talking about Homeworld gems.
0:53.6	So can you just tell us, I guess, early development and as you slowly paced out looking at each
1:00.2	of these new gems from Homeworld, what you had in mind in terms of their society?
1:05.6	Well, I'll say what I can because I feel like there's a lot to learn about them.
1:10.6	There's a lot we don't know.
1:12.7	But the thing that was always going to be true about Homeworld society is that it is all
1:19.4	based on conformity and there's a huge stress on appearances.
1:26.2	Everyone has a very specific role and their role is their function and their function is
1:32.2	who they are.
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