A New Season of Behind-the-Scenes Talents on PBS SoCal
Get ready for another exciting season of “IndieWire’s Craft Roundtables,” which is back on PBS SoCal for its second year. The show offers a unique glimpse into the creative processes of television’s most talented below-the-line artists. This year, the series includes six engaging discussions, each focusing on different aspects of television production such as cinematography, composing, production design, editing, costume design, and visual effects. These discussions are crucial for anyone interested in the complexities of television production and the artistic decisions that bring our favorite shows to life.
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When and Where to Watch
The new episodes kick off on Thursday, June 11, starting at 7 PM PT. For those who can’t catch the premiere, don’t worry—reruns are scheduled throughout the weekend. Moreover, all episodes will be available for streaming on the PBS App, ensuring you can enjoy these insightful conversations at your convenience.
Meet the Panelists
The lineup this year is impressive, featuring experts from various fields. The cinematography panel, for example, includes talents like Jason McCormick of “Love Story” and Ashley Connor from “The Chair Company.” Composers such as Breton Vivian, known for “The Madison,” and John Paesano of “The Boroughs” will share their insights into the musical aspects of TV production.
Production design will be represented by Merje Veske of “The Bear” and Matthew Flood Ferguson from “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” among others. These designers are behind the visual elements that give sets their distinctive looks.
Editors like Shane Reid from “John Candy: I Like Me” and Christian Hoffman of “Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat” will discuss the complex art of piecing together narrative threads to create coherent and engaging stories.
The costume design roundtable will feature experts such as Sarah Evelyn from “The Beauty” and Trayce Gigi Field of “Spider-Noir,” who bring characters to life through their wardrobe choices.
Lastly, the visual effects panel includes Betsy Paterson of “Stranger Things” and Hnedel Maximore from “Spider-Noir,” who will delve into the technical wizardry that makes the impossible seem possible on screen.
Each of these panels offers a backstage pass to the artistic and technical mastery that shapes the television industry, highlighting the importance of these often overlooked crafts.
Continued Coverage and More Information
For those eager to learn more about the series or to view additional coverage of the 2026 Craft Roundtables, further details and resources are readily available. This series not only celebrates the hard work and creativity of television’s behind-the-scenes heroes but also provides educational insights into the making of Emmy-worthy television.
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Whether you’re a film and TV enthusiast, an aspiring creator, or just curious about the magic behind your favorite shows, “IndieWire’s Craft Roundtables” on PBS SoCal is your gateway to understanding the intricacies of television production from the best in the business.
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Claude Merritt explores the world of entertainment with a keen eye. From music to film, TV series, and popular culture, he covers celebrity news and American cultural trends with a lively and critical approach.
