Tag: HBO

  • The Art of Discomfort: Cinematography and Visual Design in Succession and The White Lotus

    The Art of Discomfort: Cinematography and Visual Design in Succession and The White Lotus

    Andreas Halskov

    Did you know that Jesse Armstrong screened “Festen” for his entire crew before shooting the first season of “Succession” – or that the visual style was inspired by Annie Leibovitz and her famous photojournalism? And did you know that the visual style in “The White Lotus” was inspired by the Madonna Inn and local artworks featuring Hawaiian workers in the pineapple fields? Find out more in this interview-based article about the cinematography and visual design in two of the most interesting TV series from 2021? N.B.: The article contains spoilers.

  • Beyond Television: Interview med Andreas Halskov

    Beyond Television: Interview med Andreas Halskov

    Søren Rørdam Bastholm

    INTERVIEW. Den 15. februar udgiver 16:9s egen Andreas Halskov sin nye bog, Beyond Television: TV Production in the Multiplatform Era, der søger at kortlægge det moderne amerikanske tv-serie-landskab i al sin kompleksitet. Da Halskovs bog adskiller sig fra de fleste akademiske film- og tv-bøger ved sin integrerede brug af interviews med branchefolk, har vi fundet det passende at interviewe ham i anledning af bogens udgivelse.

  • When Television Grew Up: David Simon, Modern America and the Maturing of the TV landscape

    When Television Grew Up: David Simon, Modern America and the Maturing of the TV landscape

    Andreas Halskov

    FEATURE. The showrunner David Simon was a central flagship for HBO, when they revolutionized the TV-landscape in the beginning of the 2000s, and even in the highly competitive streaming landscape of today he continues to create relevant drama series that often utilize the past to comment on the present. In this interview, Simon talkes about his approach to realism and long-form storytelling and his views on the changes in American society and the American TV landscape.