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	By Summer 2008, ''Caprica'' had begun principal photography, with photos of a [[Wikipedia: Vancouver, British Columbia\|Vancouver, British Columbia]] restaurant dressed as a Caprican-[[Gemenon\|Gemenese]] cafe appearing online on 18 June 2008. <ref group="production" name="thirteenth_colony_hungry_caprican_food">{{cite_news\|url=http://13thcolony.wordpress.com/2008/06/13/hugnry-for-caprican-food/#:~:text=Hungry%20for%20Caprican%20Food%3F\|title=Hungry for Caprican Food?\|publisher=The 13th Colony\|date=18 June 2008\|archive=Y}}</ref>		By Summer 2008, ''Caprica'' had begun principal photography, with photos of a [[Wikipedia: Vancouver, British Columbia\|Vancouver, British Columbia]] restaurant dressed as a Caprican-[[Gemenon\|Gemenese]] cafe appearing online on 18 June 2008. <ref group="production" name="thirteenth_colony_hungry_caprican_food">{{cite_news\|url=http://13thcolony.wordpress.com/2008/06/13/hugnry-for-caprican-food/#:~:text=Hungry%20for%20Caprican%20Food%3F\|title=Hungry for Caprican Food?\|publisher=The 13th Colony\|date=18 June 2008\|archive=Y}}</ref>

			====Music====
			Composer [[Bear McCreary]] approached the ''Caprica'' score with the goal of creating a sound that was "as different from ''Battlestar Galactica'' as possible" while still honoring the connection between the series.<ref group="production" name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot">{{cite_web\|url=https://bearmccreary.com/caprica-pilot/#:~:text=as%20different%20from%20Battlestar%20Galactica%20as%20possible\|title=Caprica: Pilot\|author=Bear McCreary\|publisher=Bear McCreary\|date=22 January 2010\|accessdate=6 August 2025}}</ref> McCreary eliminated the "urgent, tribal, primitive and mystical elements" that characterized ''Battlestar Galactica'', instead employing what he called "backwards logic" to make ''Caprica'' more "normal" by using an intimate, contemporary chamber orchestra.<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" /> The score was recorded at the [[Wikipedia:Warner Bros.\|Warner Bros.]] Eastwood Scoring Stage in January 2009.<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" />

			Director [[Jeffrey Reiner]] praised McCreary's work, recalling: <ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" />

			:"Bear sent me very complete demos against picture that worked great. But it wasn't until I sat in the scoring stage at Warner Bros., and heard the maestro conduct his orchestra, that I was blown away."

			McCreary's harmonic language for ''Caprica'' was "far more lyrical and rich than the simple drones and dissonant clusters" of ''Battlestar Galactica''.<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" /> The composer noted that ''Caprica'' had such an influence on his work that when he began scoring the ''Battlestar Galactica'' finale "[[Daybreak]]" within days of finishing ''Caprica'', he applied the same lush orchestral sensibilities, calling it "the best score of my ''Battlestar'' career."<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" />

			The score centered around two main family themes: the Graystone Theme, which McCreary described as the "de facto ''Caprica'' theme," and the Tauron Theme, which connected [[Joseph Adama]] to his ancestral heritage and the [[Ha'la'tha\|Tauron mob]].<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" /> McCreary also composed specific musical motifs for individual characters, including Amanda's Theme (featuring [[Chris Bleth]] on English Horn), Zoe's Chords (a progression that connected key scenes involving [[Zoe Graystone]]'s avatar), and the Daniel Ostinato (representing Daniel's growing obsession with resurrecting his daughter).<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" />

			The score incorporated limited references to ''Battlestar Galactica'', most notably the appearance of "Wander My Friends" (the [[Adama Family Theme]]) when Joseph tells his son Willie of their true Tauron surname. McCreary hoped this musical connection would make audiences remember Lee, Kara, and Roslin while watching the scene, creating an emotional bridge between the series.<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" /> For scenes featuring the [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit\|U-87 Cylon prototype]], McCreary brought back the ethnic percussion ensemble from ''Battlestar Galactica'', but kept the cues intentionally small and raw to represent "prototype ''Battlestar'' music."<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" />

			McCreary's long-term vision was for the ''Caprica'' score to "slowly devolve from the crisp, classical chamber orchestra" toward the "tribal percussion and ethnic soloists of ''Battlestar''" over the course of several seasons, so that "the last episode of ''Caprica'' may have a soundtrack that sounds like the first episode of ''Galactica''."<ref name="mccreary_blog_caprica_pilot" />

	===Series===		===Series===

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	:"It was a different kind of show. Instead of an action-adventure sci-fi piece, it was more of a prime-time soap, a sci-fi "[[w:Dallas (TV series)\|Dallas]]." It was about a family, the Adamas, and [[Graystones\|a company]], and it was about the creation of the Cylons 50 years ago. It was not going to be space-based, but set entirely on the planet of Caprica. But it would have sci-fi touches, and it would deal with issues like artificial intelligence and the various schemings and backbitings that you get in the traditional soap opera."<ref>{{cite_news\|first=Laura\|last=Miller\|url=http://www.salon.com/ent/feature/2007/03/24/battlestar/index2.html\|title=The man behind "Battlestar Galactica"\|publisher=Salon.com\|page=3\|date=24 March 2007\|accessdate=25 April 2007\|language=}}</ref>		:"It was a different kind of show. Instead of an action-adventure sci-fi piece, it was more of a prime-time soap, a sci-fi "[[w:Dallas (TV series)\|Dallas]]." It was about a family, the Adamas, and [[Graystones\|a company]], and it was about the creation of the Cylons 50 years ago. It was not going to be space-based, but set entirely on the planet of Caprica. But it would have sci-fi touches, and it would deal with issues like artificial intelligence and the various schemings and backbitings that you get in the traditional soap opera."<ref>{{cite_news\|first=Laura\|last=Miller\|url=http://www.salon.com/ent/feature/2007/03/24/battlestar/index2.html\|title=The man behind "Battlestar Galactica"\|publisher=Salon.com\|page=3\|date=24 March 2007\|accessdate=25 April 2007\|language=}}</ref>

	On 18 September 2007, it was reported that with the end of ''Battlestar Galactica'' nearing and Moore poised to leave Sci Fi for [[Wikipedia: NBC\|NBC]], Sci Fi executives were considering green-lighting the two-hour pilot for production as a means of keeping Moore with the channel. Contingent on the performance of the television movie "[[Razor]]", it was reported that ''Caprica'' might also see a release in the form of a direct-to-DVD movie to be simultaneously aired on television <ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.tvweek.com/blogs/james-hibberd/2007/09/sci_fi_executives_weigh_battle.php\|title=Sci Fi Executives Weigh 'Battlestar Galactica' Options\|date=September 18, 2007\|accessdate=September 18, 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=English}}</ref>. Following the [[WGA strike]], television networks were scrambling to stockpile finished scripts for various productions, placing the finished pilot script for ''Caprica'' as a front runner for production.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.syfyportal.com/news424175.html\|title=SciFi Channel Stockpiling For Writers Strike\|date=September 20, 2007\|accessdateSeptember 20, 2007last=\|first=\|format=\|language=English}}</ref>		On 18 September 2007, it was reported that with the end of ''Battlestar Galactica'' nearing and Moore poised to leave Sci Fi for [[Wikipedia: NBC\|NBC]], Sci Fi executives were considering green-lighting the two-hour pilot for production as a means of keeping Moore with the channel. Contingent on the performance of the television movie "[[Razor]]," it was reported that ''Caprica'' might also see a release in the form of a direct-to-DVD movie to be simultaneously aired on television <ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.tvweek.com/blogs/james-hibberd/2007/09/sci_fi_executives_weigh_battle.php\|title=Sci Fi Executives Weigh 'Battlestar Galactica' Options\|date=September 18, 2007\|accessdate=September 18, 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=English}}</ref>. Following the [[WGA strike]], television networks were scrambling to stockpile finished scripts for various productions, placing the finished pilot script for ''Caprica'' as a front runner for production.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.syfyportal.com/news424175.html\|title=SciFi Channel Stockpiling For Writers Strike\|date=September 20, 2007\|accessdateSeptember 20, 2007last=\|first=\|format=\|language=English}}</ref>

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	By November 2009, difficulties in the production of ''Caprica'' became public when Syfy's Mark Stern announced the series' episode order was reduced by one hour. Citing unexpected cost overruns, Stern said "We always knew it would be a challenge to bring it in on budget, and the deeper we got into it, the more we realized that if we [stuck to the budget too closely], it was not going to be satisfying." In order to reduce operating costs, a single episode was cut from the season. Show runner Jane Espenson also stepped down from her position but stayed on the writing staff. Former ''[[Wikipedia: Desperate Housewives\|Desperate Housewives]]'' producer [[Kevin Murphy]] joined the staff as Executive Producer and show runner following the mid-season break. Stern attributed "creative growing pains associated with any first-year program" to the shakeup.<ref>http://www.ign.com/articles/2009/11/13/capricas-episode-order-shortened</ref>		By November 2009, difficulties in the production of ''Caprica'' became public when Syfy's Mark Stern announced the series' episode order was reduced by one hour. Citing unexpected cost overruns, Stern said "We always knew it would be a challenge to bring it in on budget, and the deeper we got into it, the more we realized that if we [stuck to the budget too closely], it was not going to be satisfying." In order to reduce operating costs, a single episode was cut from the season. Show runner Jane Espenson also stepped down from her position but stayed on the writing staff. Former ''[[Wikipedia: Desperate Housewives\|Desperate Housewives]]'' producer [[Kevin Murphy]] joined the staff as Executive Producer and show runner following the mid-season break. Stern attributed "creative growing pains associated with any first-year program" to the shakeup.<ref>http://www.ign.com/articles/2009/11/13/capricas-episode-order-shortened</ref>

	Other difficulties apparently arose earlier during production of the series' fourth regular episode. In the [[Podcast:There is Another Sky\|podcast commentary]] for the episode "[[There is Another Sky]]", David Eick stated that Syfy executives asked for additional visual effects to be added to existing and future episodes. This required the creation of new establishing shots depicting [[Caprica City]] and additional monies to be allocated to the series which had hitherto relied on minimal VFX.<ref>http://www.syfy.com/_cache/assets/assets/caprica_episode105_commentary.mp3</ref>		Other difficulties apparently arose earlier during production of the series' fourth regular episode. In the [[Podcast:There is Another Sky\|podcast commentary]] for the episode "[[There is Another Sky]]," David Eick stated that Syfy executives asked for additional visual effects to be added to existing and future episodes. This required the creation of new establishing shots depicting [[Caprica City]] and additional monies to be allocated to the series which had hitherto relied on minimal VFX.<ref>http://www.syfy.com/_cache/assets/assets/caprica_episode105_commentary.mp3</ref>

	===Release===		===Release===
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	===Cancellation===		===Cancellation===
	Despite Syfy's outward confidence in the series, ''Caprica'' returned to fewer viewers than ever; the first new episode in nearly eight months, "[[Unvanquished]]", being watched by fewer than 900,000 households.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2010/10/06/tuesday-cable-ratings-teen-mom-tops-caprica-returns-small-sons-of-anarchy-flat-despite-dish-network-stargate-universe-much-more/66996/</ref> The low ratings immediately prompted further speculation about the series' fate.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2010/10/06/bye-bye-caprica/67023/</ref> Theories about the show's imminent cancellation intensified when Syfy announced on 22 October 2010 that it was developing another, more action-oriented ''Battlestar Galactica'' prequel series, ''[[Blood and Chrome]]''.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2010/10/22/syfy-greenlights-battlestar-galactica-blood-chrome/69283/</ref> In an interview with Maureen Ryan, Mark Stern stressed that the development of ''Blood and Chrome'' did not mean ''Caprica'' would be ending, saying "I don't know the fate of ''Caprica'' yet, but, if anything, ''Blood & Chrome'' going to series would only be a great opportunity to pair it with something."<ref>http://www.aoltv.com/2010/10/22/syfy-adama-blood-and-chrome/</ref>		Despite Syfy's outward confidence in the series, ''Caprica'' returned to fewer viewers than ever; the first new episode in nearly eight months, "[[Unvanquished]]," being watched by fewer than 900,000 households.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2010/10/06/tuesday-cable-ratings-teen-mom-tops-caprica-returns-small-sons-of-anarchy-flat-despite-dish-network-stargate-universe-much-more/66996/</ref> The low ratings immediately prompted further speculation about the series' fate.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2010/10/06/bye-bye-caprica/67023/</ref> Theories about the show's imminent cancellation intensified when Syfy announced on 22 October 2010 that it was developing another, more action-oriented ''Battlestar Galactica'' prequel series, ''[[Blood and Chrome]]''.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2010/10/22/syfy-greenlights-battlestar-galactica-blood-chrome/69283/</ref> In an interview with Maureen Ryan, Mark Stern stressed that the development of ''Blood and Chrome'' did not mean ''Caprica'' would be ending, saying "I don't know the fate of ''Caprica'' yet, but, if anything, ''Blood & Chrome'' going to series would only be a great opportunity to pair it with something."<ref>http://www.aoltv.com/2010/10/22/syfy-adama-blood-and-chrome/</ref>

	Five days after the announcement of ''Blood and Chrome'', Syfy officially cancelled ''Caprica'' on 27 October 2010 after pulling episodes beginning with "[[Blowback]]" from its schedule (despite advertising to the contrary). Maureen Ryan concluded that "''Caprica'' "began full of promise and boasted a fine cast, but when it returned this fall with new episodes, it remained frustratingly incoherent... The series had some good moments and interesting ideas, but let's hope the ''Blood & Chrome'' project contains both thought-provoking concepts and visceral tension. The latter quality was notably lacking in ''Caprica''."<ref>http://www.aoltv.com/2010/10/27/caprica-canceled/</ref> Following the announcement, David Eick called the cancellation "unfortunate - though not surprising". <ref>http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/10/28/battlestar-galactica-blood-and-chrome-david-eick/</ref>		Five days after the announcement of ''Blood and Chrome'', Syfy officially cancelled ''Caprica'' on 27 October 2010 after pulling episodes beginning with "[[Blowback]]" from its schedule (despite advertising to the contrary). Maureen Ryan concluded that "''Caprica'' "began full of promise and boasted a fine cast, but when it returned this fall with new episodes, it remained frustratingly incoherent... The series had some good moments and interesting ideas, but let's hope the ''Blood & Chrome'' project contains both thought-provoking concepts and visceral tension. The latter quality was notably lacking in ''Caprica''."<ref>http://www.aoltv.com/2010/10/27/caprica-canceled/</ref> Following the announcement, David Eick called the cancellation "unfortunate - though not surprising". <ref>http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/10/28/battlestar-galactica-blood-and-chrome-david-eick/</ref>
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	In yet another press release, Syfy later stated that it would burn off the remaining five episodes of ''Caprica'' in a marathon set for January 2011. Canada's [[Wikipedia: Space (TV channel)\|Space Channel]] continued airing episodes through 30 November 2010.<ref>http://www.hitfix.com/articles/syfy-sets-january-caprica-burn-off</ref> The DVD release of "Season 1.5" - containing the unaired epiodes - was slated for a 21 December 2010 release.<ref>http://www.buzzfocus.com/2010/10/28/caprica-season-15-dvd-release-date-announced/</ref>		In yet another press release, Syfy later stated that it would burn off the remaining five episodes of ''Caprica'' in a marathon set for January 2011. Canada's [[Wikipedia: Space (TV channel)\|Space Channel]] continued airing episodes through 30 November 2010.<ref>http://www.hitfix.com/articles/syfy-sets-january-caprica-burn-off</ref> The DVD release of "Season 1.5" - containing the unaired epiodes - was slated for a 21 December 2010 release.<ref>http://www.buzzfocus.com/2010/10/28/caprica-season-15-dvd-release-date-announced/</ref>

	In a 15 November 2012 interview, David Eick - speaking about the recently premiered ''Caprica'' sequel ''Blood and Chrome'' elaborated on the series' connection to its predecessor. Along with other elements integrated into the sequel series as "Easter eggs", Eick stated that "We did ask Esai Morales, who played William Adama’s father, to reprise his role, in some capacity, in a future episode."<ref>http://www.denofgeek.com/tv/battlestar-galactica-blood-and-chrome/23464/david-eick-sets-the-record-straight-on-battlestar-galactica-blood-and-chrome</ref>		In a 15 November 2012 interview, David Eick - speaking about the recently premiered ''Caprica'' sequel ''Blood and Chrome'' elaborated on the series' connection to its predecessor. Along with other elements integrated into the sequel series as "Easter eggs," Eick stated that "We did ask Esai Morales, who played William Adama’s father, to reprise his role, in some capacity, in a future episode."<ref>http://www.denofgeek.com/tv/battlestar-galactica-blood-and-chrome/23464/david-eick-sets-the-record-straight-on-battlestar-galactica-blood-and-chrome</ref>

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	==Aborted Second Season==		==Aborted Second Season==
	As ''Caprica'' was cancelled during the airing of the second half of its first season, what is known about the planned second season comes from the first season finale, "[[Apotheosis (episode)\|Apotheosis]]" and its epilogue, "[[Apotheosis (episode)#Epilogue: The Shape of Things to Come\|The Shape of Things to Come]]", and from official statements by the production staff. While canonicity of information contained in such statements is uncertain, and developments in the series ''[[Blood and Chrome\|Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome]]'' may contradict unaired ''Caprica'' plans, they represent what the producers considered "to have happened" as of the ''Caprica'' cancellation.		As ''Caprica'' was cancelled during the airing of the second half of its first season, what is known about the planned second season comes from the first season finale, "[[Apotheosis (episode)\|Apotheosis]]" and its epilogue, "[[Apotheosis (episode)#Epilogue: The Shape of Things to Come\|The Shape of Things to Come]]," and from official statements by the production staff. While canonicity of information contained in such statements is uncertain, and developments in the series ''[[Blood and Chrome\|Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome]]'' may contradict unaired ''Caprica'' plans, they represent what the producers considered "to have happened" as of the ''Caprica'' cancellation.

	"The Shape of Things to Come" was filmed before word of ''Caprica'''s cancellation and represented a "sneak preview" of Season 2, set fives years after Season 1.		"The Shape of Things to Come" was filmed before word of ''Caprica'''s cancellation and represented a "sneak preview" of Season 2, set fives years after Season 1.
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	On April 29, 2011, Murphy conducted an interview with the online fan publication ''The Caprica Times'', in which he revealed several more details:<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20111201212745/http://www.capricatimes.com/the-caprica-times-exclusive-interview-kevin-murphy ''The Caprica Times'' Exclusive Interview: Kevin Murphy]</ref>		On April 29, 2011, Murphy conducted an interview with the online fan publication ''The Caprica Times'', in which he revealed several more details:<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20111201212745/http://www.capricatimes.com/the-caprica-times-exclusive-interview-kevin-murphy ''The Caprica Times'' Exclusive Interview: Kevin Murphy]</ref>
	*Flashbacks would have revealed that the Graystones had difficulty overcoming the "uncanny valley" problem when creating Zoe's body, until 3 years after "Apotheosis", when Zoe noticed something strange that she followed through interlocking V-worlds "like the White Rabbit" until she came upon [[Galen Tyrol]] fishing at a beach. After Zoe explained who she was and why she was there, he gave her a fishing lure that turned out to be a piece of code crucial in completing her skinjob body.		*Flashbacks would have revealed that the Graystones had difficulty overcoming the "uncanny valley" problem when creating Zoe's body, until 3 years after "Apotheosis," when Zoe noticed something strange that she followed through interlocking V-worlds "like the White Rabbit" until she came upon [[Galen Tyrol]] fishing at a beach. After Zoe explained who she was and why she was there, he gave her a fishing lure that turned out to be a piece of code crucial in completing her skinjob body.
	*Duram becomes aware of Zoe's nature and keeps quiet in exchange for her assistance.		*Duram becomes aware of Zoe's nature and keeps quiet in exchange for her assistance.
	*No one in the ''Battlestar Galactica'' era is aware that Skinjob Zoe existed because her father went to such pains to keep her secret.		*No one in the ''Battlestar Galactica'' era is aware that Skinjob Zoe existed because her father went to such pains to keep her secret.

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	* [[Eric Stoltz]] as [[Daniel Graystone]]		* [[Eric Stoltz]] as [[Daniel Graystone]]