Skins Co-Creator Bryan Elsley Says Multi-Strand Storytelling Has Become Rare in UK TV
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Max Goldbart
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Summary
Skins co-creator Bryan Elsley discusses how "multi-strand" shows — series that follow numerous storylines per episode — have become uncommon in UK television. Twenty years after Skins, which launched the careers of actors like Nicholas Hoult, Dev Patel, and Daniel Kaluuya, Elsley is now working on a new BBC and ZDF legal drama called Counsels, aiming to revive the multi-strand storytelling format.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledMulti-strand is quite unusual out of the UK [today].
It's not so in fashion.
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