How filmmakers recreated the mundane-yet-chilling suburban interiors of ‘To Catch a Predator’
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How ‘Primetime’ Subverted Expectations
Lance Oppenheim’s latest film about To Catch A Predator’s Chris Hansen has so much discourse surrounding how true it was to his story, and if we even need a story like this right now. <p>The post How ‘Primetime’ Subverted Expectations first appeared on Her Campus.</p>
Primetime Cautions Viewers Of The Self-Proclaimed Predator Catchers
The latest A24 psychological crime thriller, Primetime, has sparked debate similar to the polarizing discussion television journalist Chris Hansen brought up in the mid-2000s. In recreating Dateline NBC’s reality television show, To Catch a Predator, the film follows Hansen’s journalistic pursuit to set up sting operations around the United… Read the rest at our website. Primetime Cautions Viewers Of The Self-Proclaimed Predator Catchers
How filmmakers recreated the mundane-yet-chilling suburban interiors of ‘To Catch a Predator’
‘Primetime’ chronicles television presenter Chris Hansen as he hosts one of America’s most-watched programmes. Here, production designer Alex DiGerlando discusses the early-aughts interiors, hidden cameras and photographic references behind Lance Oppenheim’s thriller starring Robert Pattinson
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