Andor will turn Star Wars storytelling on its head.
The Rogue One prequel series starring Diego Luna, premiering August 31 on Disney+, is gotten ready for adequate time leaping to make the most skilled stormtrooper woozy.
According to Empire, the very first and already-confirmed 2nd seasons of Andor will cover an overall of 5 years– the very first of which will be portrayed throughout the program’s very first season, while the 2nd season will cover the other 4. Each season consists of 12 episodes.
Andor developer and showrunner Tony Gilroy stated it was rather the accomplishment of structure and preparation.
“The scale of the show is so huge,” Gilroy stated. “Directors operate in blocks of 3 episodes, so we did 4 blocks [in season one] of 3 episodes each.”
Gilroy stated the procedure of shooting the very first season provided fascinating concepts about season 2.
“We looked and said, ‘Wow, it’d be really interesting if we come back, and we use each block to represent a year. We’ll move a year closer with each block’,” he stated. “From a narrative point of view, it’s really exciting to be able to work on something where you do a Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and then jump a year.”
Anybody else require a calendar to figure this all out?
