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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 265516" data-attributes="member: 23">Having now watched both parts, it&#039;s really hit home what an amazing collaborative vision this series is. Both Kenneth and Lindsay were not just wholeheartedly invested in the truth of the stories and characters, but also brought a richness through their interest in the technical aspects of making the series work.Kenny talked in great detail about his backstory, his relationships with cast and crew and his choices in terms of writing and direction. In addition, his memory for the making of specific episodes is wonderful, so he was able to cover little moments such as a scene when Oscar sat on the desk in front of Jaime and Lindsay felt she wanted to flick his leg with an elastic band to give a little human moment. It&#039;s on-screen for less than a second, but it shows an incredible attention to the smallest of details in each and every episode. And that extended to everyone involved in making this series.No wonder it&#039;s such a joy to watch, even if it was a pain to shoot at times.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 265516, member: 23"] Having now watched both parts, it's really hit home what an amazing collaborative vision this series is. Both Kenneth and Lindsay were not just wholeheartedly invested in the truth of the stories and characters, but also brought a richness through their interest in the technical aspects of making the series work. Kenny talked in great detail about his backstory, his relationships with cast and crew and his choices in terms of writing and direction. In addition, his memory for the making of specific episodes is wonderful, so he was able to cover little moments such as a scene when Oscar sat on the desk in front of Jaime and Lindsay felt she wanted to flick his leg with an elastic band to give a little human moment. It's on-screen for less than a second, but it shows an incredible attention to the smallest of details in each and every episode. And that extended to everyone involved in making this series. No wonder it's such a joy to watch, even if it was a pain to shoot at times. [/QUOTE]

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