In The Seats with..‪.‬ David Voigt

The art of costuming is so vital and so incredibly underrated...On this very special episode we are going back into the sky with 'Masters of the Air' which is on Apple TV+ now.It's often forgotten, but the work that goes into costume design for characters on a show like this is so detailed.  Not only in making sure that they are period accurate but also accurate to their individual characters.We had the unique pleasure sitting down with award winning costume designer Colleen Atwood to talk about the job, her work on the show and so very much more....Masters of the Air is available on Apple TV+ now.

When world building, attention to detail is more vital then most of us can truly appreciate...On this episode we're back in the saddle with Apple TV+ and taking a look behind the scenes at their show 'Lessons In Chemistry'.Set in the 1950s, and based on the novel of the same name, the show takes us to the life of chemist Elizabeth Zott (Brie Larson) who is fired from her lab, and subsequently takes a job as a host on a TV cooking show.It's an ambitious and multi layered show that truly tracks the compelling evolution of feminism in the time period and allows us to revel in a complicated tapestry that was still trying to figure itself out.We had the pleasure of sitting down with Production Designer Cat Smith and Set Decorator Lori Mazuer about the complexities of the job, how they got into the industry and where the creative pay off of it all lands for them...Lessons In Chemistry is on Apple TV+ now.

There's always two sides of the coin when world building in our favorite films and TV shows....Once more on this episode we dive head first into the world of Silo which is available on Apple TV+ now.We've talked music and we've talked production design but to complete our behind the scenes trilogy on Silo we go into the world of visual effects talking with Daniel Rauchwerger about how they crafted this uniquely claustrophobic thriller and it's all encompassing environments...Silo is on Apple TV+ now.

The task of world building on some of these shows can be pretty daunting....On this episode we are back once again in the worlds of 'Silo' which is on Apple TV+ now.Production design on a show like this is always going to be a tricky beast because it's always going to be a blend of the practical and the VFX.We had the pleasure of talking with the production designer of the show; Gavin Bocquet about the challenges of the job and making so many of these worlds marry together.Silo is streaming on Apple TV+ now.

It is very often the music that makes the thing...We're beginning a deep dive into Silo which is on one of our favourite streaming services Apple TV+.  It's the story of a group of men and women living in a giant silo underground with several regulations which they believe are in place to protect them from the toxic and ruined world on the surface.  Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson), an engineer, begins to look into the underground silo that she and thousands live in after the murder of someone she loved.It's an incredible tense ride and we had the unique pleasure of sitting down with composer Atli Örvarsson to talk about the process of crafting music for a show like this and so very much more....Silo is streaming on Apple TV+ now.

There are parts of the TV and movie making process that can be a lost art....On this episode we go behind the curtain on the TV show 'HiJack' which is streaming on Apple TV+ now.Hijack is the story of business negotiator Sam Nelson (Idris Elba) who is compelled to use his skills to save passengers on a hijacked airplane in the seven-part thriller created by George Kay and Jim Field Smith.Think of it kind of like 24 on airplane, it's that kind of intense.  It's got a very unique title design to it's opening sequence and it really adds to the layers of the show. We had the pleasure of sitting down with Main Title Designer James Robertson about what goes into the art of doing something like this.  We ask him how long it takes, the kind of creative freedoms they have and so very much more....Hijack is on Apple TV now.