Netflix Directors Discuss Storytelling and Creative Processes at Variety Unplugged Event
By
Arushi Jacob
Crusty in the right places. Worth the chew.
Summary
Netflix directors Antonio Campos ("The Beast In Me"), Max Winkler ("Monster: The Ed Gein Story"), and Alexandria Stapleton ("Sean Combs: The Reckoning") participated in a Variety Unplugged event moderated by Variety's Jazz Tangcay. The directors discussed their visual languages, creative processes, and the challenges of documenting unfolding stories and portraying real-life people. Campos described his show as "contemporary noir." The event was held in partnership with Netflix.
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· 1 pulledCampos described his show as 'contemporary noir,' saying, 'we emb...'
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