

'Reservation Dogs,' 'Bluey,' and the Value of Creative Originality. Plus, 'Sandman' Showrunner Allan Heinberg.
4 snips Aug 11, 2022
Allan Heinberg, the talented showrunner of "The Sandman," known for his prior work on "Sex and the City" and "Grey's Anatomy," dives deep into the world of creative originality. He shares insights on adapting Neil Gaiman’s iconic comic book series, emphasizing the challenges of honoring the source material while crafting a compelling narrative. They also explore the emotional richness in shows like 'Reservation Dogs' and 'Bluey,' celebrating their unique storytelling and cultural impact. A fascinating discussion on the artistic journeys behind beloved series unfolds!
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Celebrating Original Storytelling in TV
03:49 • 14min
Navigating Nostalgia: The Evolution of Childhood in Modern Animation
17:37 • 2min
Evolving Storytelling: From Delight to Adaptation
19:41 • 6min
Adapting 'The Sandman': A Journey Through Comics and Connections
25:35 • 27min
Crafting Stories: Collaboration in the Writer's Room
52:45 • 13min
Adapting Classic Literature for Modern Television
01:05:29 • 3min
Exploring Creative Adaptation and Viewer Connection
01:08:47 • 3min