[Music] So I'm surprised you came, that you're going the distance with the silent treatment. If I remember correctly, you were the one who told me to go myself. The look of the show, I've always found it to be quite intriguing. There's always a purpose and a reason

for it. Am I supposed to say something? It's nice, right? What we always want to do is have you relate to Elliot in a deeper way, and that's where all those creative choices come from, is how can we bring you closer to who Elliot is and how he sees the world.

What's wrong? I have to tell you something. By putting actors towards the edge of frame, you tend to feel that they are ostracized and on the fringes of society. One of the things that I love about it as an audience member is the

cinematography evokes a sense of discomfort. Your empty threat reminds me that there's something I never shared with you. The world of Mr. Robot needs to feel off-kilter from every decision we make, and that included how we compose the shots. It's weird, but I guess we passed weird

a long time ago. You tell certain cinematographers that, they say, 'No way.' But Todd was crazy enough to say, 'Absolutely, and let's do even more.' Todd Campbell is a fantastic cinematographer, and the way that Sam creates shots and sets up shots, and

the way the two of them work together is fantastic. They have a unique vision for the way they want to shoot it, the way they want to tell their story. Todd Campbell puts a lot of thought into what we're shooting to make it just as big of a character on the show.

as any of us and I think that that is also what makes it really special It is a character in the show If I'm alive I must have been right I'm the one in control the one with the power [Music] You

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Surprise at the other person's presence and their use of the silent treatment.

The show's look is intriguing, with a purpose and reason behind it.

Goal is to deepen the audience's connection with Elliot.

Positioning actors at the edge of the frame creates a sense of ostracization.

The cinematography evokes discomfort and reflects the show's off-kilter world.

Todd Campbell's unique approach to cinematography.

Cinematography is considered a significant character in the show.