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The Euphoria Books: S1- Made You Look
Delving deep into every aspect of the creative process—from storyboards to casting calls to costume design—the 8-volume boxed set brings together over 1,000 pages of untold stories and never-before-seen visuals from the many brilliant minds behind the first season of HBO's Euphoria.
The 8 books include scripts from each episode of Season 1 and feature conversations with:
○ Series creator Sam Levinson (with Frank Rich)
○ Makeup artist Doniella Davy
○ Editor Julio Perez
○ Costume designer Heidi Bivens
○ Choreographer Ryan Heffington
○ Composer Labrinth
○ Music supervisor Jen Malone
○ Cinematographer Marcell Rév
○ Production designer Michael Grasley
○ Hunter Schafer (with Jeremy O. Harris)
○ Zendaya
Special contributions from the cast include sketches by Hunter Schafer, pages from Sydney Sweeney's scrapbook and Barbie Ferreira's moodboard, and behind-the-scenes photography by Jacob Elordi and Maude Apatow.
The 8 books include scripts from each episode of Season 1 and feature conversations with:
○ Series creator Sam Levinson (with Frank Rich)
○ Makeup artist Doniella Davy
○ Editor Julio Perez
○ Costume designer Heidi Bivens
○ Choreographer Ryan Heffington
○ Composer Labrinth
○ Music supervisor Jen Malone
○ Cinematographer Marcell Rév
○ Production designer Michael Grasley
○ Hunter Schafer (with Jeremy O. Harris)
○ Zendaya
Special contributions from the cast include sketches by Hunter Schafer, pages from Sydney Sweeney's scrapbook and Barbie Ferreira's moodboard, and behind-the-scenes photography by Jacob Elordi and Maude Apatow.
135 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2021
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June 18, 2021
So far, every single one of these books has had really interesting information about the behind the scenes of characters, but this one had the best info on the technical side of how scenes were shot. I think this third episode had some of the coolest looking transitions in the season, from the switch to an animated sequence turning perfectly into a real scene of Kat sitting on the bleachers, to the split-screen shots with Jules and Nate showing them both going throughout their daily lives while messaging each other. The episode looked amazing on screen and it was cool to read about how the split-screen shots were filmed.
I also really loved reading Barbie Ferreira's interview where she discusses the complexity of Kat's character; the way Kat transforms throughout the season, and the way she treats herself and others, is fascinating because it makes so much sense but is still heartbreaking to watch, and Ferreira clearly played a character that she could empathize with and enjoyed portraying.
I also really loved reading Barbie Ferreira's interview where she discusses the complexity of Kat's character; the way Kat transforms throughout the season, and the way she treats herself and others, is fascinating because it makes so much sense but is still heartbreaking to watch, and Ferreira clearly played a character that she could empathize with and enjoyed portraying.
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