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AMC: The Prospect Park Era (old production thread)


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Well the fact that you admitted it means that maybe I should stop bugging you about your previous announcements that you would never watch ;)

Not at all--nobody has any idea.

Obviously, this is obvious--but I'm sure RP has a bigger budget and is on basic cable. Not sure if they'd invest as much for an opening in this case.

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Except, House of Cards is trying to prove that they're the same as an HBO show. Those shows are known for having gorgeous, thematic based opening sequences (at least the dramas are) so it was important for Netflix to have a similar one. I don't think that applies here... Although I admit a simple title card might make it look cheap--and PP does want people to think (realize?) that they are not cheaping out here.

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See I don't think that a title card comes across as cheap because it's become so common in primetime. If there's still a hope that these shows could be broadcast on cable then I think simpler is better. Frankly I think they would be wise to stay away from an opening that features faces just because that'll be easier to maintain and update. I'm not sure how contracts work on these shows since we've heard so many different things (one year contracts, everyone's recurring, etc..) but I'm speculating that between the contracts and the 5 on/ 5 off taping schedule there will be more flexibility for the actors to come and go. A more streamlined opening might be better.

Regardless, I'm just grateful that we won't have to deal with inanity like the bumpers each show had at the end. Those just worked my nerves.

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