Join Sterling K. Brown and creator Dan Fogelman for a screening and panel discussion about “Paradise“August 12.
Indiewire and Disney collaborated on our series ”Pass the remote control“Celebrating the best in TV From the season 2024-25, in the lead to Emmy nominations are announced. Our TV FYC Panel series at Vidiot’s Foundation in Los Angeles’s Eagle Rock area recognized Casting managersThe Composers and music leadersAs well as host for questlove for a show and ask and answers about his movie “Sly Lives!” and Quinta Brunson for a screening and questions and answers about “Abbott Elementary.”
Now, on August 12, we are proud to announce a panel at Vidiot’s Foundation for “Paradise”, Hulus Twisty Political Thriller who just earned Four Emmy nominations (something indieview predicted correctly in advance).
Presence will be Brown and Fogelman. A question and answer will follow a screening of section 107, “Day.”
Request an invitation to attend the event on August 12 here
The Show, Created by Fogelman and Starring Brown as a Secret Service Agent Investigating The Assassination of the President Three Years After A Doomsday Event Forced The Us Government To Move Underground To A Colorado Bunker, Received Nominations For Outdrama Series, Drama Series Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for Julianne Nicholson, and Outstanding Supporting Actor in A Drama Series for James Marsden.
Indieview has been a supporter of the “paradise” from the beginning and recently Gave the Nicholson Performance Award on TV-focused edition 2025 by IndieWire awards June 5th.
Our “Passport the Remote” series has had a strong track record of driving challengers to Emmy’s success. After our events this spring, “Sly Lives!” Got an outstanding documentary or nonfiction special nomination and “Abbott Elementary” was again nominated for outstanding comedy series. Of the Casting directors presented on our cast panel, the ones who received nominations were Tiffany Little Canfield (for “Only Murders in the Building” and “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story”) and Josh Einsohn (for “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Men). Of those who showed up on our music panel, composer Ariel Marx received a nomination for outstanding music composition for a limited or anthology series for “Dying for sex.”
