The era of "prestige TV" is over, replaced by one that’s decidedly more, as they say, “mid.” Hiro Murai (Widow's Bay, Atlanta, Station Eleven) breaks down the industry's post-prestige identity crisis and the ingredients for making your favorite shows. 0:00 Are we in 'mid' TV? 2:00 How to make something interesting in current Hollywood 2:45 How Widow's Bay honors the medium of TV 4:00 What do audiences want? 6:00 Why Hiro embraces weirdness? 8:30 How do you create a tone like 'Atlanta'? 10:00 Hiro shares wisdom on collaboration Something in your feed you want us to talk about on the show? Email us a video at engagementparty@cnn.com and we’ll feature you on the show. #HiroMurai #Television #Podcast
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