Character Exploration and Development in Television (From Script)
In this week’s round up brought to us by Script magazine, exclusive interviews with writers, showrunners and more who share a common thread of character exploration and development. Read interviews with “Candy” Creators Robin Veith and Nick Antosca, “The Wonder Years” creator and showrunner Saladin K. Patterson, “Woke” co-star T. Murph and “Conversations with Friends” director Lenny Abrahamson.
Memory is a Tricky Thing: An Interview with "Candy" Creators Robin Veith and Nick Antosca
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Hulu's “Candy” creators Robin Veith and Nick Antosca, share with Script their creative attraction and approach to this true-crime story, the creative decision to tell this story in non-linear form, and their tenacity of research and respect to the material and those living and dead.
Stepping Into the Past: An Interview with "Tokyo Vice" Showrunner and Creator J.T. Rogers and Cinematographer Diego García
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“Tokyo Vice” showrunner J.T. Rogers and Cinematographer Diego García speak with Script and share their adventures shooting in Japan during lockdown, the decade-long development process, and their strong optimism for a season two.
A Path to "The Wonder Years" Universe: An Interview with Creator and Showrunner Saladin K. Patterson
“The Wonder Years” creator and showrunner Saladin K. Patterson shares with Script about taking the creative reigns of the beloved IP, his approach to finding story, especially that of Dean's journey, putting his overall creative team together, and more.
Bringing Truth to Comedic Characters: An Interview with "Woke" Co-Star T. Murph
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T. Murph who plays Clovis in Hulu's “Woke” shares with Script his comedic journey to becoming an actor, his connection to Clovis and what he personally brings to his character's voice and overall journey, the collaborative and creative process with fellow castmates and the show's creative team, and so much more.
Building a Real Sense of Presence with "Conversations with Friends" Director Lenny Abrahamson
“Conversations with Friends” director Lenny Abrahamson shares with Script the overall creative process behind adapting this specific book for television, working with the core creative team of executive producers, and carrying tone and character arcs consistently through the first season and more.
