All it takes is the knocking of the door for lives to change forever. In the case of "Adolescence", the new hit limited series by Jackeck Thorn and Steven Graham is not as knocking as the bold Owen blast. The seemingly traditional family in northern England gets a lifetime wake up when their home is attacked at the beginning of their day. Pistols drawn and confusion of confusion, Ocus for a surprising visit is developing at the expense of consideration 13-year-old Jameimi (Owen Cooper) because he is accused of brutal murder of his classmate Katie (Emilia Holiday).

IEEIs is detained while his father Edi (Steven Graham) assures him that everything will be good and get to know him at the station. But instead of cutting into the interrogation room, "adolescence" holds Jameimi's panic throughout the entire real -time reservation process.

Netflix's sensation not only makes waves for its Elleveli performances, but also because Each of its four episodes were made up of one footage. You are never given any return from the frightening emotions arising from the different perspectives of this investigation. It is an impressive technical feat that required a crazy amount of preparation and rehearsal.

In fast X (before Twitter)Netflix UK and Ireland have discovered the rigorous process to ensure that they have received it properly:

"It was originally planned to record each episode in full 10 times (once in the morning, once in the afternoon, over five days) - but in reality several attempts were to be abandoned and restarted, so some episodes had much more than 10 downloads."

It is easier to deceive posters. Some productions create the illusion by carefully sewing it through lightweight transition spotsBut there is none of those who need to be in "adolescence". Every hour episode is the right deal. Director of the series Philip Baranini already had previous experience, Because it was part of the movie "One-Taking" "boiling point". Here, the process is carried out in a series where emotions are constantly working high and should be maintained throughout the whole period.

You can lie through the traditional way of shot shots where you can choose and choose what works best from your cover. In the case of "adolescence", however, everything should be timed to perfectly as it can be, or the download is almost unusable. Keeping it over 10 precisely planned things is a huge achievement. The download that was eventually used was often coming from the last day of the shooting, with the final winning 16th. The only noticeable exception was with the first episode where the second download had what they needed.

Something that people do not consider is that the mapping of the trajectory of the camera is one thing, but the cast of the cast and the crew to hit their marks is another. To prepare the actors for the performance ballet needed for this shoot, every day there were rehearsals that added more and more every day to secure to the end, everyone knew what they were doing (through X).

Episode 2 provides significant challenges as it takes place in the school where there were over 320 young students and 50 adults in the herd. Only that episode lasted 13 downloads (through X). Not only did the actors have to be seen on the camera, but also when you have a whole team that does this in the background, there is also a question to make sure they are not in the way of the impact. In another line XNetflix UK and Ireland have reported that they have worked in tandem with the actors to create symbiosis where each party complimented the other:

"During these rehearsals, the cast will also work through the choreography, allowing the Dop to plan the camera positions throughout the takeover, as well as crew movements."

In the case, a crew member was supposed to be present without being so easy to consider, the solution was easy - just do some of the scene as background accessories. It is an ingenious method to have them in cash. "Adolescence" is a kind of series that serves as a great reminder of how much work goes into our party.

Each episode of "adolescence" is currently moving to Netflix.