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Unveiling Unreliable Narrators: Adding Depth to Your Story
In the realm of storytelling, not everything is as it seems. Enter the world of unreliable narrators, the enigmatic guides who challenge perceptions and blur the lines between truth and illusion. Join me on a journey through the intriguing landscape of unreliable narration and discover how these narrators can add layers of complexity and depth to your narrative. Peel back the layers and explore…
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Creators Carlton Cuse and Ryan Condal describe their new show as a "espionage thriller set against the backdrop of a family story with science fiction elements.
This article/interview with Carlton Cuse and Ryan Condal (creators of Colony on USA) seems to tie in nicely with what I learned in my History of American Broadcasting class! Especially when we were talking about narrative complexity and TV audiences getting smarter and smarter and wanting more complex shows and mixing of genres.
Cool quote:
“I think audiences are just getting savvier. Their ability to take in sophisticated entertainment has probably multiplied, since even 10 years ago. I think about 10 years ago you had "Lost" and "Battlestar Galactica," and those were very, very challenging TV shows.” -Ryan Condal
