Joanna Wake, a captivating presence on screen, has carved out a fascinating niche beloved by physical media collectors. Her early career saw her grace timeless cinema like Joseph Losey’s striking 1963 classic, *The Servant*. This critically acclaimed film, a staple of boutique Blu-ray and Criterion collections, showcases Wake's nuanced performance and remains a prime example of why early 60s British cinema holds such weight for cinephiles. However, Wake’s appeal to collectors extends far beyond traditional dramatic roles. Her involvement in the cult animated shorts *Pib and Pog* (1995) and their subsequent animated follow-ups, *Pib and Pog: X Factor* (2007) and the "Safety in the Home" series, has cemented her status among those who appreciate offbeat and unique animated productions. These often hard-to-find releases, particularly on DVD or even orphaned VHS, are highly sought after by collectors who actively pursue rare and niche entries in animation history. Her dramatic work in films like *Shiner* (2000) further illustrates her diverse talents, making her filmography a compelling journey for any dedicated home video enthusiast.