‘Off Camera’ is an absolute gem of a series. So glad KZfaq randomly pointed me at it.

He has the right words for everything 😊

I just nod along agreeing with him. Season 1 particularly feels like that. You can feel it's a labor of love.

Best character on the show

“We had nothing to lose”

I love this conversation. So much honesty and authenticity.

I agree with him that the first season was special. Really cool dude

god, I'm glad I just stumbled on this channel, the content's so good, totally the best youtube interview show I've ever seen. I'm tired of seeing great actors on WIRED getting dumb questions asked

I met him on the street and I couldn't even say a word I was stunned hahah😅 Im a huge fan of his

Best character in stranger things❤️❤️❤️

I can't wait for the full episode!

The moral of the story is that, hard work makes great things. So get out there and work hard.

2:21 "We went there in a way that I'm really proud of..." And that is why it is great. Even while you were doing it, you knew that it might flop, but you threw yourself into it on a personal level and all of that deep connection can be felt in the end product. Yeah, the themes, the music, the sets and props all bring back memories or evoke responses in people, but it was the acting (not even the story) that made the show very real for people. There was no feeling that this was someone "acting" like a person in a script. You felt like you had a little window into the minds and lives of real people who were all going through something amazing, moving, life changing. The show draws you into a very believable feeling/vibe while still managing to be campy and fun. It really feels like your life but with monsters and sci-fi stuff added for effect. You have a reason to be proud. It is not the epitome of art, but rather (to me) something better. It manages to be touching, funny, thrilling, mundane, easy to identify with, hard to believe, the good guys win (most of the time), and the bad guys are not always bad guys after all. (See Alexei in Season 3.) Like life, there are shades of gray even when things seem black and white and that is cool. I, for one, am floored by the reception that this show has gotten. I thought I was one of only a few geeks that was going to fall head over heels in love with it. You all deserve the praise and fame that you are getting for your work. Oh, and PS. I'm glad you didn't kill yourself! (See other parts of this interview.) What a loss that would have been!

Stranger Things is my favorite Netflix series

Just noticed how much like Orson Welles David Harbour looks visually. Wow.

Magic is correct! Keen to see how the characters develop in part 3!

Love him

@theoffcamerashow When will this full episode of David Harbour go live on your website? Buying that ASAP

storytelling nothing to lose

why does the typo in the vid description bother me so much haha

whos the one guy that disliked this?

Why are these interviews in black and white?

"Especially in that first season" ... I think he knows season 2 was creatively a mistake

Who the fuck disliked this video?

Kinda shocking; at first I thought maybe it's because of the development hell that a lot of productions go through, that they actually think the battle is over when making it and relax a step too soon. But what shocked me (however softly expressed) is the cynical / disrespectful / lazy approach he describes as seemingly common, which to my mind might not be a guarantee of failure but provides more opportunity for it than necessary. A good approach in life is to *take pride in your work* - whatever that work is; & it's whilst OK have a plan, don't have an expectation. Doing the best job you can at any given point rarely has a downside, even if the upside might time a while to become apparent The film critic Mark Kermode has a good rule of thumb: the more fun the cast have crew have during the making is inversely proportional to the audience will have watching it Two factors in Stranger Things need mentioning, the quality of writing / characters and yes the performances, but the kids especially: without them it could not have succeeded, and their performances are great, full stop - not great 'for a child actor'. Trying to think of anything as good between Sixth Sense & this

Season 1 - Amazing Season 2 - Decent, with alot of stupid decisions, like the entire Chicago episode. Season 3 - Cartoony, with no mystery or shred of the original identity, and every character just quips and bickers the entire season.

watched a few but its only just struck me that these are black and white