Amazon's New Sci-Fi Series 'Tales From the Loop' Is Based on Futuristic Paintings

Amazon's new sci-fi series 'Tales From the Loop' is based on digital paintings by means of Swedish artist Simon Stålenhag. What to find out about the show!

Snow floating upwards as a substitute of down? Robots befriending youngsters? Amazon Video's new series Tales From the Loop follows the people residing in a small town above a gadget referred to as The Loop, which was once in-built the Nineteen Fifties by the govt. The complex technology is supposed to unlock the mysteries of the universe, but it surely also has a few atypical unintended effects. 

The futuristic sci-fi series used to be tailored from a guide of virtual paintings through Swedish artist Simon Stålenhag. 

"I learned from my profession how to do robots and monsters and dinosaurs and all of that stuff," the creator advised Slate. "Once my hand knew how to do that, I had to do that, so I was like, 'I have to put a robot in this scene of a rural setting in Sweden,' and it kind of worked." 

Here's how the 'Tales From the Loop' series used to be adopted from digital paintings.

Series author Nathaniel Halpern spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about how he brought Stålenhag's footage to existence on the small display screen. "He has this wonderful marriage between the ordinary and the extraordinary and it's very hard and rare to find a unique aesthetic within science fiction these days. Usually it reminds you of something else. Here it really just stands on its own," Halpern said. 

Adding: "So I was really taken by the quality of the paintings, but also I felt they were quite emotional. There's a poignancy to the image that I responded to. So then the notion of adapting paintings into a TV series on top of that felt wonderfully unique, and it just felt like a wonderful opportunity."  

Nathaniel additionally printed to the outlet that one portray will correspond with each and every of the 8 episodes, but audience may realize some differences. "There's a lot of imagery that is strewn throughout the season, but there are these core images that we really try to be faithful to," he said. 

The display writer endured: "The episode with the sphere, there was a painting of what seemed to me a grandfather and grandson walking out to that sphere. That was the painting and the story was born. If you've seen that image, that painting takes place in winter. We just happened to be shooting during summer at that point, so I couldn't be faithful to the season. But we built that structure and tried to be as faithful as possible in that regard."

Will there be a Season 2 of Amazon's 'Tales From the Loop'?

Though the streaming service has now not but announced if there might be a second season, the display's author did disclose that there are chances to amplify on the storyline.

"The Loop itself is this wonderful storytelling generating device and really the town is more the star of the show than anything. So the possibilities are somewhat endless to continue to tell stories about the people who live here," the showrunner revealed to THR.

You can now movement Tales From the Loop on Amazon Prime Video.

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