Creating a Successful Anthology TV Series — LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS Season 3 | Sound + Image Lab

Quick Content Warning: There is some colorful language in this podcast episode. Viewer discretion is advised. Season 3 of the eleven-time Emmy winning series LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS hit Netflix on May 20th and we are delighted to sit down with creator Tim Miller, supervising director Jennifer Yuh Nelson, and supervising sound editor Brad North to discuss how they managed to succeed where so many others have failed — creating a hit anthology television series. "It really comes down to who's doing the shorts. There's been a lot of care trying to match-make: The shorts, the stories, the directors, and the studios. You've got a whole lifetime of experience with people and studios that Tim has worked with at Blur. People that have been doing incredible content, that maybe haven't had the opportunity to do a feature yet, because of the size and experimentalism of that particular place. And to be able to hook them up with really good, solid stories that they can put all of their effort into making that, actually, great. You're not spinning a lot of wheels here. You're doing amazing. Everything goes right to the screen." — Jennifer Yuh Nelson, Supervising Director, LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS Be sure to check out LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS only on Netflix! https://www.netflix.com/title/80174608 Please subscribe to Sound + Image Lab: The Dolby Institute Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. https://linktr.ee/dolbyinstitute To learn more, visit: https://www.dolby.com/institute  Connect with Dolby:  Visit the Dolby WEBSITE: https://www.dolby.com  Like Dolby on FACEBOOK:   /     Follow Dolby on TWITTER:   / dolby    Follow Dolby on INSTAGRAM:   /     Follow Dolby on LINKEDIN:   / dolby-laboratories   #LoveDeathandRobots #TimMiller #DavidFincher #Animation #Anthology #SciFi #ScienceFiction #Filmmaking #SoundDesign #Dolby #DolbyAtmos