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Drones

	Title	Post date
	Women directors totally underrepresented at 2010 genre film fests - WTF? Like, what's the deal, Neil?	09/19/10
	Amber Benson's 'Drones' at Fantastic Fest Director Amber Bensen and star Angela Bettis will be there in person!	08/28/10
	SyFy denies any rip-off of Amber Benson's 'Drones' in new series 'Human Relations' In a previous news story, we reported that Amber Benson's film Drones was eerily similar to the new series Human Relations on SyFy Channel's Fall lineup.	08/23/10
	Angela Bettis—Queen of the independent scene By Theron Neel Angela Bettis is one of the most interesting actresses on the scene today, and I bet most of you don’t even know who she is. It’s okay. I doubt it would hurt her feelings.	08/12/10
	Did SyFy rip off Amber Benson's new film 'Drones'? You decide. Amber Benson's new comedic sci-fi film Drones is eerily like the new SyFy Channel series Human Relations. Only - Drones came first. Hm.	07/31/10
	Charity Event Screening of Amber Benson's 'Drones' in Los Angeles with Angela Bettis	04/06/10
	Amber Benson's 'Drones' screens at Slamdance 2010, watch trailer! Drones, the new comedic (sci-fi?) film co-directed by Amber Benson (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and Adam Busch is screening at Slamdance Film Festival 2010! Synopsis reads only A man discovers a universal threat to his life, job and the planet. The awesome Angela Bettis and Jonathan M. Woodward star. It has a definite Office Space appeal to it, but with sci-fi hints in the plotline. Watch the trailer...	12/11/09
	Amber Benson ('Death's Daughter', 'Drones', 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer') Interview by Nic Brown It is easy for an actress to become stereotyped into one sort of role. This can be especially true when the actress in question is best known for her role in show with a cult following as strong as Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer. But actress Amber Benson who played Tara Maclay, a fan favorite and part of one of the first openly gay couples on mainstream television, is no ordinary actress. In fact, just calling her an actress is selling her talents short. While still working on Buffy, Amber wrote and directed her first feature film: Chance. She hasn’t limited herself to film and television either. Amber has also co-written the Ghosts of Albion series as well as a number of graphic novels with writer Chris Golden and she’s just released her first solo novel Death’s Daughter... Now sh	04/13/09