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'Euphoria' Production Designer François Audouy on the Show's Expanded Visual Palette in Final Season

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Ryan Lattanzio

4h ago· 2 min readen

Summary

An interview with François Audouy, production designer for the final season of "Euphoria," discussing how the show's expanded visual palette—including shooting on 35mm and 65mm film stock, a super-wide aspect ratio, and a custom Kodak film stock—influenced his production design work. Audouy joined the series for its final season as only his second television project.

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The final season of 'Euphoria' changed up its look considerably, shooting on both 35mm and 65mm film stock and using a super-wide aspect ratio.
Series cinematographer Marcell Rév wanted a more classical Hollywood look in terms of eye-popping color and a vivid sense of environmental depth.
Even a new Kodak film stock was created for this season alone.
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Watch our interview with 'Euphoria' production designer François Audouy as part of IndieWire's Craft Roundtables.

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