How ‘Succession’ Unveils Kendall’s Tortured Soul Through Nicholas Britell’s Score — Deep Dive
Also, director Mark Mylod, Jeremy Strong, editor Bill Henry, and DP Patrick Capone break down the “You Have to Be a Killer” scene.
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How the ‘Succession’ Craft Helps HBO’s Drama Avoid Becoming ‘Wealth Porn’ — Deep Dive
Production designer Stephen Carter and director Mark Mylod illustrate how they made life aboard the Roy’s $150 million yacht miserable.
‘Succession’: How Editing Helps Every Dinner Scene Come to Life — Deep Dive
Jesse Armstrong and Mark Mylod break down the dance between the camera operators’ improv and the musicality of Bill Henry’s editing.
‘Succession’ Deep Dive: Creator Jesse Armstrong and His Craft Team Break Down the Season 2 Finale
Armstrong joins director Mark Mylod, the crafts team, and cast to analyze their Emmy-nominated work on Episode 10, “This Is Not for Tears.”
How ‘Succession’ Built a ‘Killer’ Season Finale
Creator Jesse Armstrong, director Mark Mylod, the craft team, and cast discuss setting the Roys — and, most importantly, Kendall — adrift in the Season 2 finale, “This Is Not for Tears.”
Becoming Hooded Justice: The ‘Watchmen’ Craft Team Analyzes the Emotional, Pivotal Scene – Deep Dive
How sound, camera, and a last-minute 1940s-style ballad by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross captured the lynching that changed Will Reeves.
‘Watchmen’: How Director Stephen Williams Created the Long Take Dreamscape of Episode 6 – Deep Dive
Williams, Damon Lindelof, and DP Gregory Middleton go behind the scenes of how they captured the feel of a memory.
‘Watchmen’: How Color, Sound, and Editing Embody the Trauma of the 1921 Tulsa Massacre — Deep Dive
Damon Lindelof, director Stephen Williams, and the “Watchmen” craft team take a deep dive in analyzing a key scene from Episode 6.
Introducing ‘Deep Dive’: Damon Lindelof and His Team Go Behind the Scenes of ‘Watchmen’
Showrunner Lindelof and the “Watchmen” nominated crafts team analyze Episode 6, “This Extraordinary Being.”
How “Watchmen” Told Hooded Justice’s Origin Story in the Boldest Way Imaginable
Creator Damon Lindelof, co-writer Cord Jefferson, director Stephen Williams, and more discuss how an unanswered question from the original “Watchmen” became some of the most formally adventurous TV ever made.
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