We shot for 65 days straight and I had a blast. There was a fast and very strenuous prep period to get the show off the ground and start shooting. And I flew to New York and started working two days later. We talked about an hour on the phone and really hit it off. I mean, it’s really emotionally charged and different than what I was expecting.
I was turning down a lot of stuff, and this like came to me and I read it and just fell in love with the script right away. This project just came about through my agent I was kind of waiting for a big project to come along that really spoke to me. Joshua Petersen: This is my first year in television, major television, as a production designer. Here, in the latest installment of our “Five Questions” series, Peterson details his close collaboration with Schumer and a few of his favorite sets from the series, now on Hulu.Īwards Daily: Joshua, I would love to know a little bit about your background and how you became involved with Life & Beth.
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The series cleverly blends past and present allowing Petersen to dabble in ’90s nostalgia and decade-specific details-while also using carefully chosen elements of his production design to help tell a season-long narrative arc. Production designer Joshua Petersen takes on his first major TV gig with the Amy Schumer-starring dramedy Life & Beth.Īfter a sudden incident, Beth (Schumer), reexamines her past and who she wants to become. Download: Five Questions With…'Life & Beth' Production Designer Joshua Petersen
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