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I've always thought the Apple TV + shows exhibit the most uniform "look" of any of the streaming services. Ted Lasso is probably the most pronounced example wit
by derekjobst 4y ago
I've always thought the Apple TV + shows exhibit the most uniform "look" of any of the streaming services. Ted Lasso is probably the most pronounced example with vibrant colors, bright/uniform lighting, and a consistent "clean" look. I guess it makes a lot of sense given Apple's design aesthetic. Has anyone else noticed this?
- zingplex 4y agoAt least to my eyes there is a huge difference visually between Ted Lasso and Slow Horses.
- mandmandam 4y agoSeverance was distinctive and gorgeous, while maintaining a very consistent and unique look. Foundation was gorgeous too, in a completely different way; again very self consistent. 'See' was fun, lush, and again, totally different. None of these were like Ted Lasso. I wouldn't have guessed any of these were on the same network, either for sound, look or plot. That's all I've really watched there though.
- Apocryphon 4y agoimo I think there is something indescribable that links some of those shows to some degree. Gorgeous, expensive, high-production values and a "mature" form of color-grading, perhaps? Or maybe that just means they look distinctly better than Netflix shows.