Lyle and Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation, which included talks about the first season’s ending and a five-season storyline. The series was originally going to take place in the 1970s and the 1990s, but both time periods were moved two decades forward to make the setting more familiar to viewers. familiar to viewers. familiar to viewers.
Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s HBO was a contender.
Lyle and Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation, which included talks about the first season’s ending and a five-season storyline. The series was originally going to take place in the 1970s and the 1990s, but both time periods were moved two decades forward to make the setting more familiar to viewers.
Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series but ultimately rejected it, in part due to its similarities with Euphoria, one of its own properties.
Lyle says the smartest question she heard during the pre-production phase was from Francesca Orsi and David Levine, who asked, “What are you trying to say with this show?” In his answer, Nickerson said the show was going to deconstruct the “organizing principles of a society”. Yellowjackets
Lyle says the smartest question she heard during the pre-production phase was from Francesca Orsi and David Levine, who asked, “What
Lyle and Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation, which included talks about the first season’s ending and a five-season storyline. The series was originally going to take place in the 1970s and the 1990s, but both time periods were moved two decades forward to make the setting more familiar to viewers.
Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series but ultimately rejected it, in part due to its similarities with Euphoria, one of its own properties.
Lyle says the smartest question she heard during the pre-production phase was from Francesca Orsi and David Levine, who asked, “What are you trying to say with this show?” In his answer, Nickerson said the show was going to deconstruct the “organizing principles of a society”. Yellowjackets was eventually sold to The Mark Gordon Com
pany, a production company owned by Entertainment One. The project was then pitched to Gary Levine, president of entertainment for Showtime Networks, who was immediately on board. On May 9, 2018, Showtime announced it had acquired the rights to the series.Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation.
Nickerson said the use of timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series. Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying. Nickerson said the use of timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series. Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying.
Lyle says the smartest question she heard during the pre-production phase was from Francesca Orsi and David Levine, who asked, “What are you trying to say with this show?” In his answer, Nickerson said the show was going to deconstruct the “organizing principles of a society”. Yellowjackets was eventually sold to The Mark Gordon Company, a production company owned by Entertainment One. The project was then pitched to Gary Levine, president of entertainment for Showtime Networks, who was immediately on board. On May 9, 2018, Showtime announced it had acquired the rights to the series.Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation.
Nickerson said the use of timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series. Nickerson said the use of timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s
Lyle and Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation, which included talks about the first season’s ending and a five-season storyline. The series was originally going to take place in the 1970s and the 1990s, but both time periods were moved two decades forward to make the setting more Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series but ultimately rejected it, in part due to its similarities with Euphoria, one of its own properties.
Lyle and Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation, which included talks about the first season’s ending and a five-season storyline. The series was originally going to take place in the 1970s and the 1990s, but both time periods were moved two decades forward to make the setting more familiar to viewers. Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series but ultimately rejected it, in part due to its similarities with Euphoria, one of its own properties.
Lyle says the smartest question she heard during the pre-production phase was from Francesca Orsi and David Levine, who asked, “What are you trying to say with this show?” In his answer, Nickerson said the show was going to deconstruct the “organizing principles of a society”. Yellowjackets was eventually sold to The Mark Gordon Com pany, a production company owned by Entertainment One. The project was then pitched to Gary Levine, president of entertainment for Networks, who was immediately on board.
Lyle and Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation, which included talks about the first season’s ending and a five-season storyline. The series was originally going to take place in the 1970s and the 1990s, but both time periods were moved two decades forward to make the setting more familiar to viewers.
Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series but ultimately rejected it, in part due to its similarities with Euphoria, one of its own properties.
Lyle says the smartest question she heard during the pre-production phase was from Francesca Orsi and David Levine, who asked, “What are you trying to say with this show?” In his answer, Nickerson said the show was going to deconstruct the “organizing principles of a society”. Yellowjackets was eventually sold to The Mark Gordon Com
pany, a production company owned by Entertainment One. The project was then pitched to Gary Levine, president of entertainment for Showtime Networks, who was immediately on board. On May 9, 2018, Showtime announced it had acquired the rights to the series.Nickerson pitched the series with a 35-minutepresentation.
Nickerson said the use of timelines allowed for the studying of interpersonal dynamics and how trauma can affect one’s life. HBO was a contender to purchase the series. Nickerson said the use of two timelines allowed for the studying.
