

The Look of Severance (with Jeremy Hindle)
4 snips Aug 14, 2025
Join Emmy-nominated production designer Jeremy Hindle, known as The Man with All The Handles, as he reveals the creative genius behind 'Severance.' He discusses the original lookbook, the emotional depth of set design, and the art of crafting unique spaces. Jeremy dives into intriguing topics like the symbolic use of color in key scenes and his innovative take on workplace aesthetics. Plus, he answers fan questions, demystifying those quirky birthing cabin statues! Prepare for a fascinating exploration of visuals and emotions in storytelling.
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Instant Lookbook Pitch
- Jeremy first pitched a 60-page lookbook after reading the script and showed images like a lonely man in snow to convey scale and emotion.
- He used those images to immediately align aesthetic direction with Ben and set the show's visual foundation.
Commercials Trained His Inventiveness
- Jeremy learned his craft in high-budget commercials where he invented worlds and managed effects across continents for short shoots.
- That background taught him freedom, manufacturing skills, and how every image must tell a story.
Design For Emotion, Not Just Rules
- Jeremy says emotional design is hard to explain but essential; he trusts risky decisions to reach those emotions.
- He believes being willing to fail leads to authentic, emotional production design.