Stephen Kay, director of the Paramount+ series "Landman," participated in a Directors in Focus conversation with THR Executive Awards Editor Scott Feinberg.
The appearance highlights the industry's focus on the technical and creative execution of the new series as it seeks to establish its footprint on the streaming platform.
The event took place at the Directors Guild of America headquarters in Los Angeles [2]. The conversation served as a platform for Kay to discuss the specific craft and directorial choices involved in bringing "Landman" to the screen [1].
During the session, Kay and Feinberg explored the challenges of directing for Paramount+, focusing on the narrative and visual requirements of the production [1]. The Directors in Focus series is designed to provide a deeper look into the process of high-profile directors working on current television and film projects [2].
By hosting the discussion at the DGA headquarters, the event connected the creative leadership of the series with the professional guild representing directors in the U.S. [2]. The dialogue centered on the intersection of artistic vision, and the logistical demands of a modern streaming series [1].
“Stephen Kay discussed the craft behind the Paramount+ series "Landman"”
This conversation signals the promotional push for "Landman" and underscores the importance of directorial visibility in the streaming era. By utilizing the DGA headquarters for the event, the production aligns itself with industry standards of craft and professional recognition, positioning the series as a significant technical achievement within the Paramount+ library.
