Why the Barbershop Episode is the Most STRESSFUL Episode of 'Atlanta'
Description
In this episode of In The Cut Podcast, we break down one of the most chaotic episodes of "Atlanta" with writer and actor Kyra Jones (QUEENS - ABC, WOKE - HULU). From the tense cold open to a truly wild goose chase across Atlanta, we dive into every anxiety-inducing moment of the episode. We also get into the deeper themes of this one-man-against-the-world adventure, and how this episode turns from a wild ride into a true nightmare. Kyra also shares her best tips on breaking into a writer's room and developing your own TV show. Whether you’re a writer or a fan of great storytelling, this is the place to understand the craft of television writing.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro: The Podcast & The Barbershop Episode
0:19 - Episode Summary: The Most Stressful Episode of 'Atlanta'
1:23 - Guest Introduction: Kyra Jones, Writer, Actor & Producer
2:03 - Fade In / Fade Out: 'Atlanta' Edition
5:28 - The Cold Open & The Unspoken Rules of the Black Barbershop
9:26 - Paper Boi's Wild Ride With Bibby Begins
13:02 - The Promise of Leftovers Instead of Lunch
19:51 - A Haircut at Last? The Final Confrontation
25:24 - The Writer's Journey: Indie Creator to TV Staff Writer
28:05 - Developing Selling Your Own TV Shows
34:08 - Closing Remarks & Podcast Outro
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Produced by: Raenbo Media & Video Del Mar
Host & Executive Producer: Rae Benjamin
Director & Executive Producer: Joseph Fuentes
Original Music by: Michael Shann aka MadOne
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Season 2 Credits:
Key Set PA
Jose Medina Rodriguez
Set PAs
Cathie Arteaga
Julio Correa
Jordan Patton
Terrence Little
Michael Shann III
Post-Production PA
Johan Barry
Writer’s Assistants
Ra Djhuty
Balla-Gabriele Laura Ferdinand
Keith A. Wallace
PR/Marketing Assistants
Marcy Best
Tiffany D. Pinkney