Chapter
The making of a TV show: Creating a complex narrative structure
02:26 - 08:37 (06:10)
The creators of a TV show explain how they organize characters, storylines, and episodes using whiteboards and sheets and the challenges they face depicting suffocating situations and locations.
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A discussion about the process of creating a show and the desire for authenticity despite behind the scenes hiccups.
02:26 - 03:54 (01:27)
Summary
A discussion about the process of creating a show and the desire for authenticity despite behind the scenes hiccups.
ChapterThe making of a TV show: Creating a complex narrative structure
EpisodeThe Finale (with Jesse Armstrong and Frank Rich)
PodcastHBO's Succession Podcast
In this episode, the hosts discuss the white board filled room where the season's storyline is mapped out and the suffocating tightness of the rooms depicted in the show.
03:54 - 06:14 (02:20)
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the white board filled room where the season's storyline is mapped out and the suffocating tightness of the rooms depicted in the show. They explore how the storyline evolved throughout the season and the impact of the setting on the overall story.
ChapterThe making of a TV show: Creating a complex narrative structure
EpisodeThe Finale (with Jesse Armstrong and Frank Rich)
PodcastHBO's Succession Podcast
The creation of closely-knit families on television shows can increase tension and add to the storytelling process.
06:14 - 08:37 (02:22)
Summary
The creation of closely-knit families on television shows can increase tension and add to the storytelling process. However, it requires skillful writing to make it work.