Adam Bricker, Hacks Director of Photography, discusses shooting outdoors, generational views on climate change, and responding to distress calls. The hosts explore character journeys in the woods, challenges of shooting in different locations, unique scene phrases, character development, and the art of cinematic collaboration and shot composition.
The episode highlights generational views on climate change through character interactions.
Innovative filming techniques, like long takes, were utilized to enhance storytelling in natural locations.
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The Creation of Season 3: Episode 5 - One Day
Episode five of season three, 'One Day,' was a late addition to explore a different narrative from the prevailing late-night show storyline. The episode centered around a hike concept to provide a visual and narrative break, focusing mainly on Deborah and Eva in a unique setting. The episode offered a more intimate and visual experience, showcasing the characters' journey and interactions in a distinctive manner.
Tackling Climate Change and Personal Growth Through Characters
The episode tackled climate change subtly through character interactions, showcasing Deborah's initial denial and eventual awakening to environmental issues. It delved into themes of personal growth and self-awareness, particularly focusing on Deborah and Eva's vulnerable conversations about relationships and aging. The characters' intimate moments in the woods prompted deeper reflections on mortality, human connection, and individual choices regarding environmental impact.
Creative Filming Techniques and Challenges in Production
The episode featured innovative filming techniques, including long takes and intimate shots to enhance storytelling. The team faced challenges shooting in natural locations like Angeles National Forest, adapting to changing weather conditions. The use of multiple cameras allowed for dynamic perspectives and creative framing, showcasing the collaborative efforts of the cinematography team.
In this episode Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky are joined by the Hacks Director of Photography, Adam Bricker. They talk about shooting outdoors, generational views on climate change, and what you should yell when you need help.