Inside HBO’s “The Gilded Age”: A Conversation with Creative Producer Luke Harlan
Have you been curious about how all the magic we see unfold in front of the camera actually happens? Creative Producer Luke Harlan joins me for this look at the other side of the camera to see how HBO’s “The Gilded Age” is actually developed, filmed and edited. How is the script developed? How is a typical scene filmed? What is it like filming in the Newport mansions? How do actors prepare for their roles? Luke and I discuss all these questions and much more — don’t miss this unique look at the world of “The Gilded Age” from the other side of the camera.
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