Editor Chad Galster spoke with Bleeding Cool about Paramount+ action-thriller Special Ops: Lioness & working in Taylor Sheridan's universe.
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Zoe Saldana as Joe and Nicole Kidman as Kaitlyn Meade in Lioness season 1, streaming on Paramount+, 2023. Photo credit: Ramona Rosales/Paramount+ You're still using modern conventions. You're using tricks and things that are current in the world of movies and TV. The subject matter is different, but the reason why these shows have been successful is because even the period pieces are thematically timeless. They're about families and husbands, wives, sons, daughters, life, death, love…all of these things. Those themes are eternal, and they're things that we all understand. That's why people have connected to his shows.
Look, I am hard on myself and critical of my work. I am constantly assessing my own work to see if it feels stale, to see if I'm leaning on the same tricks and things I've tried before. Taylor has a big piece of that, but not in a way that I can quantify it or toward specific skills. He is constantly challenging himself and critical of himself. My personality is that as well. Again, it's one of the many reasons why we understand each other as artists and why we work well together.
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