Tribeca Spotlight Video: "Patterns" Filmmakers Rex Glensy and Asad Moghal
Summary
"Patterns" is a queer-themed comedy anthology series featured at the Tribeca Film Festival. The episode "Kevin's Series of Unfortunate Events" follows a young actor on awkward first dates, blending humor and heartfelt moments. Creators Rex Glensy and Asad Moghal discuss the show's camp style and autobiographical elements in a recent interview.Key Facts
- "Patterns" is an anthology series with standalone episodes that sometimes share characters.
- The episode at Tribeca, "Kevin's Series of Unfortunate Events," stars Jake Watkins as Kevin, a struggling actor on bad dates.
- The show uses "camp," a style that exaggerates reality in a funny and dramatic way.
- Creator Asad Moghal based the episode partly on his own life experiences.
- The series includes guest stars like Derek Jacobi, described as a gay living legend.
- The first two screenings of the episode at Tribeca sold out, leading to a third sold-out show.
- Creators talked about developing a larger story world for "Patterns" and their creative process.
- The series may become available to watch widely after the festival.
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