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Severance: Unpacking the Eerie Office Aesthetic
21 Jun
Summary
- The show's first season garnered significant acclaim.
- Cinematographer focused on pushing aesthetic limits.
- The severed floors represent the Innies' entire world.
The acclaimed first season of Apple TV+'s "Severance" continues to impress fans, with its unique visual style being a standout feature. The production design, score, lighting, and cinematography all converged to create the distinct atmosphere of Lumon Industries' severed floors.
Cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné emphasized pushing the aesthetic boundaries for the show's nine episodes. Her work specifically focused on cultivating the unsettling environment of Lumon, including the notable lighting for the "Defiant Jazz" scene. These severed floors formed the entirety of the Innies' existence, setting it apart from the outside world.
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