PANELIST:

Natalie Kingston

Cinematographer

MODERATOR: Antonia Blyth

“A lot of it came through restraint with the camera ... because I felt that really increased the tension and created that sense of claustrophobia, like Larry and Jimmy were feeling in this prison where they couldn’t escape and making the audience feel that they couldn’t escape this weird and uncomfortable relationship.” Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Denise Wingate

Costume Designer

Lauren Levy Neustader

Executive Producer

Jessica Kender

Production Designer

Frankie Pine

Music Supervisor

MODERATOR: Dominic Patten

"We wanted to stay true to the tones of the time, but we also want to show the audience what we all think of when we think of the ’70s – because what I don’t want to do is show you a documentary. We want to immerse you in the world." Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Jamal Joseph

EP

Allen Hughes

Writer/Director/EP

MODERATOR: Rosy Cordero

"The work that Afeni did — as much a mystery that [Tupac's death] is, never overshadowed the icon, the legend, the art, the poet, the actor, the hip-hop artist that Tupac is globally. That was never bigger than his work." Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Jim Clay

Production Designer

Catherine Goldschmidt

Cinematographer

Angus Bickerton

Visual Effects Supervisor

MODERATOR: Mike Fleming Jr

“We were telling a historical epic even though it is fantasy, and the touchstones were classic cinema like Lawrence of Arabia.” Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Malaysia Babydoll Foxx

Queen

Sasha Colby

Queen

Tom Campbell

EP

MODERATOR: Katie Campione

"The last frontier of storytelling is queer stories by queer people, which I think is the magic of the show and why it resonates after 15 seasons." Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Lenny Pickett

Music Director

Liz Patrick

Director

MODERATOR: Peter White

“It was hard that we missed the last three episodes. But I also understand why and we want everyone to get what they deserve." Read Story Here

PANELIST:

Christopher Gattelli

Choreographer

MODERATOR: Pete Hammond

“Season 1 with the ’50s had its its pluses with the kind of long shots and the long takes ... but this this season was a lot of fun in terms of the style and just the physicality and the style itself." Read Story Here

PANELIST:

Michael Harte

Editor

MODERATOR: Matt Carey

"I sat at Sundance with Michael J. Fox behind me, and I remember waiting for that line and it hit… There was just a wave of laughter, and we were like, ‘We’re in.’ ” Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Nicholas Britell

Composer

Mark Mylod

Director/EP

MODERATOR: Pete Hammond

“The script [for the episode] originated this idea of putting those siblings that seek to control everything in their life … have no control really, and to see them struggle with that.” Read Story Here

PANELIST:

Padma Lakshmi

Host/EP

MODERATOR: Lynette Rice

"That’s what I’m really trying to do … teach people a little bit of history, give them a lay of the land. Because when you travel this country by road, you really learn how regional America is.” Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Sam Ryder

Songwriter/Vocalist

Tom Howe

Songwriter/Composer

MODERATOR: Pete Hammond

“I mean, we’ve written a lot of music in this show, but I think I can safely say that this is the most important episode in the whole thing. The most important moment rather, in the whole thing for Ted." Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Tangãi Uru-eu-wau-wau

Cinematographer

Alex Pritz

Director/Producer/
Cinematographer

MODERATOR: Matt Carey

“You think about all the medicines, all of the richness that’s out there that all of humanity is losing when those species end up going extinct.” Read Story Here

PANELISTS:

Jazzy Collins

Casting Producer

Erin Tomasello

Casting Director

Holly Osifat

Casting Producer

Moira Paris

Casting Producer

MODERATOR: Peter White

“We wanted to find people that are good at lying, people that are good at manipulation and maybe some people that are really gullible that will fall for it." Read Story Here