纪录片自媒体解说素材-新闻动态参考-玛丽娜·泽诺维奇（Marina Zenovich/Marina Zenovich’s ‘What Happens in Hollywood’ Tackles Sex and Power Behind the Scenes
https://cdn.6867.top:6867/A1A/hddoc/news/2022/07/0506/08130iyzb5bv5cm.jpg玛丽娜·泽诺维奇（Marina Zenovich
Marina Zenovich’s ‘What Happens in Hollywood’ Tackles Sex and Power Behind the Scenes
玛丽娜·泽诺维奇（Marina Zenovich）将在本月晚些时候在Roku频道上首映有关性和力量的纪录片《好莱坞发生的事情》。Roku Originals的一部分是最初为Quibi制作的75个短形式系列的集合，“好莱坞发生了什么”是一部坦率的10部分纪录片，研究了好莱坞在框架社会对性别和性别的整体观点中的作用。特色的特色是与行业内部人士的访谈，包括罗宾·赖特（Robin Wright），海伦·亨特（Helen Hunt），米歇尔·罗德里格斯（Michelle Rodriguez），米妮（Minnie）司机，梅兰妮·格里菲斯（Melanie Griffith），戴安娜·威廉姆斯（Diana Williams），凯琳·库萨马（Karyn Kusama），凯瑟琳·哈德维克（Catherine Hardwicke），玛哈·达克希尔·杰克逊（Maha Dakhil Jackson），阿黛尔（Adele），艾美奖获奖作家“罗马波兰斯基：通缉和渴望”的作家导演，在2020年6月至2020年10月之间的大流行期间在一个声学阶段采访了主题。董事说，说服好莱坞A-listers参加该项目'轻松，它将这样的项目完全放在了正确的时机上。 “那就是我们正在骑的东西。每个人都被困在家里。所以那些想聊天的人，他们真的有点东西。因此，我不必谈论罗宾·赖特（Robin Wright）。她只是说：“是的。”在预告片中，赖特（Wright）透露，一位著名的制片人把手放在大腿上，同时问她是否真的想要这部电影。”她没有签名。 Platform.Zenovich Last Helded“ Lance”是2020年的ESPN系列，讲述了Lance Armstrong的生活和职业。她的纪录片导演学分还包括“罗宾·威廉姆斯：进来我的脑海”和“奇妙的谎言”。罗马·波兰斯基（Roman Polanski）：通缉和想要的。”“好莱坞太久了，好莱坞只代表了有限的观点，” Roku的替代节目主管Brian Tannenbaum在一份声明中说。 “通过创建“好莱坞发生的事情”，我们旨在激发我们观看的电影对社会的更广泛的文化影响，从性别差异，行业权力结构，性剥削，名望，金钱等。”第一批Roku Originals，30场演出的集合。目前尚不清楚“好莱坞发生了什么”是否会在8月份发布，或者该系列将在单独首映。一月，Roku为Qubi的资产支付了不到1亿美元。 Roku保留了原始插曲的长度，大约10分钟最初设计用于移动观看。 Roku在Quibi情节之间提供广告 -60秒或更短的广告，而不是其中。虽然她“很高兴”该系列将在Roku上首映，但她从不担心该项目可能不会在某个地方播放。“我总是觉得这个系列会以某种方式看到，” Helmer说。“这只是何时的问题。”“好莱坞发生的事情”将在Roku频道上提供。除了Roku设备外，Roku频道还可以在网络，iOS和Android设备，Amazon Fire TV并选择三星电视台上购买，并且可以在美国，加拿大和英国进行国际访问。
Marina Zenovich’s “What Happens in Hollywood,” a docuseries about sex and power behind the scenes, will premiere later this month on the Roku Channel. Part of Roku Originals, a collection of 75 short-form series originally produced for Quibi, “What Happens In Hollywood” is a candid 10-part docuseries that examines Hollywood’s role in framing society’s overall view of sex and sexuality.
The 100-minute series features forthright interviews with industry insiders including Robin Wright, Helen Hunt, Michelle Rodriguez, Minnie Driver, Melanie Griffith, Diana Williams, Karyn Kusama, Catherine Hardwicke, Maha Dakhil Jackson, Adele Lim, Freida Pinto, Gina Prince-Bythewood and Rosemary Rodriguez.
Zenovich, an Emmy winning writer-director of "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired," interviewed subjects on a sound stage during the pandemic between June 2020 and October 2020. While the director says that convincing Hollywood A-listers to participate in the project wasn’t easy, it turned out to be exactly the right time for a project like this to be made.
“This series was being made at a time of reckoning, in terms of race, sexuality and equality,” says Zenovich. “That was what we were riding on. And everyone was stuck at home. So people who wanted to talk, they really had something. So I didn't have to talk Robin Wright into it. She just said, “Yes.””
In the trailer, Wright reveals that a famous producer put his hand on her thigh while asking her if “she really wants this movie.” She didn’t sign on.
Originally produced for Quibi, the short-lived mobile entertainment startup led by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, “What Happens in Hollywood” is among just 12 short-episode-format series that never launched on the now defunct platform.
Zenovich last helmed “Lance,” a 2020 two-part ESPN series about the life and career of Lance Armstrong. Her documentary directing credits also include “Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind” and “Fantastic Lies” in addition to “Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired.”
“For far too long, Hollywood has only represented a limited perspective,” Roku’s head of alternative programming, Brian Tannenbaum said in a statement. “Through creating “What Happens in Hollywood,” we aimed to ignite a conversation on the broader cultural impacts the films we watch have on our society from gender disparity, industry power structures, sexual exploitation, fame, money and more.”
Roku unveiled the first batch of Roku Originals, a collection of 30 shows, in May. It’s not clear if “What Happens in Hollywood” will be among another batch being released in August or if the series will make a solo premiere.
In January, Roku paid less than $100 million for the Qubi's assets and rebranded the 75 shows as Roku Originals. Roku kept the original episode lengths, about 10 minutes each that were originally designed for mobile viewing. Roku serves ads – 60 seconds or less -- between Quibi episodes, not within them.
Zenovich says that while she’s “thrilled” that the series will premiere on Roku, she was never worried that the project might not stream somewhere.
“I always felt like this series was going to be seen somehow,” helmer says. “It was just a matter of when.”
“What Happens in Hollywood” will be available on the Roku Channel. In addition to Roku devices, the Roku Channel is available on Web, iOS and Android devices, Amazon Fire TV and select Samsung TVs and can be accessed internationally in the U.S., Canada and the U.K.
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