Gotta Be Done - A Bluey Podcast Joe Brumm (aka The Interview)
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Jul 18, 2019 
Joe Brumm, the creative mind behind Bluey, shares insights into the beloved show's evolution. He discusses the challenge of writing for a diverse audience while maintaining authenticity. From initial R-rated concepts to family-centric narratives, Brumm reflects on how personal experiences shape his stories. Excitement builds around Bluey the Movie, upcoming season secrets, and the whimsical world of Bluey merchandise. Plus, he hints at the musical inspirations that drive the series. A delightful peek into the heart of a cherished children's classic!
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Episode Writing Challenges
- Writing episodes requires figuring out what to say, if it's worth saying, and how to say it without boring parents.
- Focus on stories you believe in rather than chasing popularity or imitating previous hits.
Overcoming First Drafts
- To get past a terrible first draft, write it without showing anyone and accept it's going to suck initially.
- Print and physically rearrange scenes to improve the flow before refining.
Early Bluey Pilot Stories
- The first Bluey pilot had a different look and voice for Bandit and was less kid-focused.
- Early scripts included adult themes but were refocused after realizing the show needed to be for children.