What The Studio Says About Hollywood...

This video essay examines Apple TV's The Studio, created by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. The Studio is a satire of Hollywood by Hollywood, but through the comedy, there are also uncomfortable truths about the state of the film industry. This is a review of the first season of the Studio to see what lessons it imposes on the viewer. So let's take a closer look about what The Studio says about Hollywood...

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Music Used:
Emotional Mess by Amy Lynn & the Honey Man (YouTube Audio Library)
Cover Charge by TrackTribe (YouTube Audio Library)
Blue Danube by Strauss (YouTube Audio Library)
Josef Suk, Serenade, Op 6 by A Far Cry (YouTube Audio Library)
Habanera by Bizet (YouTube Audio Library)
I Have a Reservation by TrackTribe (YouTube Audio Library)

Timestamps:
0:00 Filmmakers' Feelings
5:15 Casting and Dealing with Talent
9:35 How to Change Hollywood

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