#alex graves

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The Diplomat

Season 3, “PNG”

Director: Alex Graves

DoP: Julian Court

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The Diplomat (2023-) s03e08 "Schrodinger's Wife"

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Game of Thrones (2014)

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The Boys (2019)

Season 2, Episode 8: “What I Know” (2020) Director: Alex Graves Cinematographer: Dylan Macleod

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Fringe Pilot

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Dany’s final sequence in the episode was such a massively technical undertaking. It was undoable, unaffordable, and being shot in Morocco on an incredibly tight time scale. I knew from Alan Taylor’s season one finale that Emilia was really great. I basically built the whole scene with the idea that she would arrive and then expand every single moment I gave her. I also knew I was going to have fun with Iain [Glen] and Emilia because I had watched the dailies that Dan [Minahan] had shot on the first day, and they were like Hepburn and Tracy. What I wasn’t expecting was for Iain to follow me around for the whole day. I discovered he loves directing and the process. I’d go down to the plaza to talk to Emilia, and I turned round and he was sitting right there. He wanted to know what I was saying that changed her performance. We had a lot of fun. I’m still really proud of that scene because I feel it looks great as the smallest version of what I could have done if budget was no object.

Alex Graves, Director, S03E04: And Now His Watch Has Ended (Inside HBO’s Game of Thrones Season 3 and 4)

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‘Homeland’ Showrunner Declassifies the Series Finale

The series’s co-creator Alex Gansa talks about last-minute decisions, adjusting to criticism and the role of Edward Snowden as the writers crafted an ending.

Interesting interview that deals more with the political aspects that colored this season’s story and past ones.