Sterling K. Brown

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of world building or whatnot you know setting the tone of how a show is going to be done like does that feel you have conversations obviously with the creator or whatnot but in terms of like our show just for folks who pay attention to that kind of thing very few dolly shots It's pretty much handheld throughout the entire thing and whatnot.

of world building or whatnot you know setting the tone of how a show is going to be done like does that feel you have conversations obviously with the creator or whatnot but in terms of like our show just for folks who pay attention to that kind of thing very few dolly shots It's pretty much handheld throughout the entire thing and whatnot.

of world building or whatnot you know setting the tone of how a show is going to be done like does that feel you have conversations obviously with the creator or whatnot but in terms of like our show just for folks who pay attention to that kind of thing very few dolly shots It's pretty much handheld throughout the entire thing and whatnot.

The verite was something that you guys had talked about, I'm sure, from the beginning and then ultimately decided on with Yasha. Just talk to us about decisions made in terms of establishing style.

The verite was something that you guys had talked about, I'm sure, from the beginning and then ultimately decided on with Yasha. Just talk to us about decisions made in terms of establishing style.

The verite was something that you guys had talked about, I'm sure, from the beginning and then ultimately decided on with Yasha. Just talk to us about decisions made in terms of establishing style.

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It's almost like halfway through the show. Like we stopped doing the practical driving.

It's almost like halfway through the show. Like we stopped doing the practical driving.

It's almost like halfway through the show. Like we stopped doing the practical driving.

Let me ask you guys this because I, and you guys tell me if you get the same sort of thing. I know Chris, we've talked about this a little bit. People always talk about how sad the show is and how it makes them cry or whatnot. And I think we've had this conversation. I was like, but I thought the show was a comedy. Like when I first read it, I was like, this thing is so funny.

Let me ask you guys this because I, and you guys tell me if you get the same sort of thing. I know Chris, we've talked about this a little bit. People always talk about how sad the show is and how it makes them cry or whatnot. And I think we've had this conversation. I was like, but I thought the show was a comedy. Like when I first read it, I was like, this thing is so funny.

Let me ask you guys this because I, and you guys tell me if you get the same sort of thing. I know Chris, we've talked about this a little bit. People always talk about how sad the show is and how it makes them cry or whatnot. And I think we've had this conversation. I was like, but I thought the show was a comedy. Like when I first read it, I was like, this thing is so funny.

So much levity to it. So I'm curious in terms of tone for you guys, what did you first clock when you read it? And what is it that you wanted to come across as you established the tone of the show?

So much levity to it. So I'm curious in terms of tone for you guys, what did you first clock when you read it? And what is it that you wanted to come across as you established the tone of the show?