텔레비전 시리즈에서 해킹 문화의 진화

### 미스터 로봇의 영향력: 텔레비전 스토리텔링에 대한 혁신적인 접근 방식
* 📺 영국 텔레비전은 종종 '더 브리티시 오피스'와 같이 독특한 스페셜로 시리즈를 마무리하는 경우가 많으며, **'미스터 로봇'은 2015년에 마지막 시즌을 크리스마스 스페셜로 연장**하여 이와 유사한 혁신적인 접근 방식을 취했습니다.
* 💻 제작자들은 시사 문제, 특히 소니 해킹과 같은 실제 사건과 쇼의 전개가 맞물리면서 점점 더 관련성이 높아진 **해킹의 부상**에서 영감을 얻었습니다.
* 📰 애슐리 매디슨 유출 및 정치 해킹과 같은 중요한 사건들이 방송 중에 전개되어 **내러티브와 현실 세계의 이슈를 강력하게 연결**했습니다.
* 🧠 스토리텔링은 **엘리엇의 파편화된 기억과 감정적 투쟁**을 탐구하는 그의 심리적 여정에 초점을 맞추며 캐릭터의 성장에 깊이를 더했습니다.
* ✍ 이 시리즈는 **해커를 고정관념이 아닌 복잡한 개인**으로 보여줌으로써 해커에 대한 인식을 혁신적으로 바꾸었다는 평가를 받았으며, 배우들이 다양한 감정을 표현할 수 있는 기회를 제공했습니다.
* 🎬 일관된 내러티브 방향을 유지하고 프로그램 제작 전반에 걸쳐 출연진을 지원한 **샘 에스마일의 비전과 리더십**이 결정적이었습니다.
* 📅 이 시리즈는 기술 진부화의 함정을 피하기 위해 **2015년을 배경**으로 시대를 초월한 느낌을 주면서도 모든 에피소드에서 **영화 같은 경험**을 선사하도록 제작되었습니다.
* 🌟 전반적으로 '미스터 로봇'은 **케이블 텔레비전의 환경을 변화**시켰을 뿐만 아니라 출연진에게 **가족 같은 환경**을 조성하여 창의적, 정서적으로 번창할 수 있는 기회를 제공했습니다.

미스터 로봇은 해커 문화를 재정의하고 심오한 감동을 선사하며 TV에 혁명을 일으켰습니다.

really wanted to tell a story about hackers 'cause at the time I had been reading a lot about it in the news, but it wasn't quite the public conversation, especially now. I mean, well, as our tagline in the first season was Our democracy has been hacked. That was before our democracy actually was hacked. That's I didn't know we were marketing the future, but I really thought we were talking about something that was bubbling right underneath the surface, and I thought it was really important, and I thought it was relevant. Wanted to be a hacker. I was just really bad at it. And at NYU, to impress a girl, I hacked into her college's mailing list and sent out this weird manifesto about how to not be a conformist, and it was really dumb. And I did it from the computer at the computer lab where I worked, and so it was pretty easy to bust me. So I got fired and put on academic probation, and I said, I'll just write stories about hackers as opposed to actually being a hacker. Feel safer and

something is as well-written as it was makes it so much easier. Just makes you want to do it as best you can, give everything to it, and it doesn't feel like acting anymore. It just feels like you're almost speaking in tongues. It's coming out of you because it's so well-written and comes from such a soulful, honest place. And that's how I mean everything I pick up of Sam's is that way, so that's the gift of it. I mean, I'd seen Night at the Museum, yeah. [Applause] [Music] Yeah, yeah. So I thought, Is this kid pretty good? He's perfect for Elliot. So, yeah, you know, I said, Yeah, I think this kid's pretty good. I think he's maybe an up-and-comer. Cool things our show is that it kind of changes the view of hackers and hacking culture and what a hacker looks like. And you know that it's not... People have this idea that it's like someone in the basement of their mom's house, like sitting on the computer.

So I'm always, you know, was down to create like our own thing of here's like a cool girl who is really smart and a great hacker. We are continually let the current events sort of inspire us because that's what we feel passionately about, that's what feels relevant, and it's sort of at the time hacking was just sort of right underneath the surface bubbling. And then literally the day we got picked up, the Sony hack happens, the day we got it. And then again a year later, I want to tell you guys, you witnessed it, you know, it happened in our general election, and you know all the other stuff. The Ashley Madison thing happened like a couple weeks before that episode aired. So there are some being killed on the air on TV, many different, it's like Sergeant Snowden and all of that coming to a head during the run. It's unbelievable, but I think that's part of the reason why again I think people connected to the show is that they're what we wanted.

to talk about now. I mean, the show is still set in 2015 for that reason. Is that we wanted it to be. We didn't want it to be dated. I mean, with tech, when movies about tech, it's always gonna eventually be dated, right? Like, getting of the computers and the phones are gonna change with every so every few years. But we want it. So, we specifically said this is about now. This is about 2015. But it but so it's almost like a period piece of current day. And we and that was a really important thing in order for Sam to direct every episode. We have to shoot the entire season as if we were doing a film, one long, I don't know, maybe 12, 13, 14 hour film. And so, as you do it in film, you don't shoot everything in sequence. I mean, it's very rare when you do. So, we can be shooting something from the first episode of season 4 and the final episode of season 4 in the same day. And that can be quite traumatic. But when you

have we have something who you someone who you implicitly trust that not only is the visionary behind the show but has written it knows exactly where we're going as he said from day one knows the ending of this. That's the only way I would sign up to do it in this fashion is to have someone. There is no one like Sam so to have Sam leading the charge and you can come in as prepared as you want but I will miss things undoubtably that I that you you do as you're struggling to compile this many episodes and perform them as this long series and always Sam will redirect me and they're in the right place and remind me of all the circumstances as he does all of us. So that's what you come in with knowing that you have someone there who has your back throughout and will never let you fail. Some of the more memorable more out there things such as season I want to get the numbers right season 2 episode 6 with the basically is like it unfolds like an 80s sitcom. It

was so unexpected and outside the box. Maybe Sam, if you could just why and then you guys what I was like to do that well again. It starts from Eliot's emotional journey and that's what that conversation was about. At the end of the prior episode, Elliot was being beaten brutally by Ray and his men. We wanted to show how Mr. Robot steps in and protects Elliot in those instances. So we thought, well, Mr. Robot will take over and then Elliot will go somewhere. The somewhere was, well, where is that? We at first were gonna be with Mr. Robot, but we thought little laymen. What's the interesting thing here is how do we stay with Elliot? What does that look like? What is that world? Then when we started there around ideas about, well, what's Elliot's safe place, his comfort place? I remember growing up, it was TGIF. I mean, used to watch all those shows, Step by Step, Perfect Strangers, Full House, and Run Pains. What's the one with Alec speaking now?

family out family ties, and there was just something about those shows that, especially again growing up as a kid of immigrants, that showed there was a slice of normalcy that I didn't have. And so, and so that's how it kind of the conversation started about, well, Elliot's safe place is one of those that comes that he remembers so fondly as a kid. It looked fun to play. I mean, for you guys, was hilariously shot it like, yeah, exactly like that show would be shot where the three cameras set up. I mean, the backdrop, and I mean, it was unbelievable. We all felt pretty freaky, you know, as an end-of-course to have that little freaking puppet come running around was, Oh, nicest guy. Oh, no, I didn't want to give it away. Three Episode five all in one continuous shot. How did that well again that that conversation started with Eliot's emotional journey. So at the end of the prior episode, he had kind of come back in witnessing Angela and and mr. robot and Tyrell working.

together, and then he gets kind of taken out by Angela. So, the next episode, I wanted to be with him in real time as he starts to remember because I thought to myself, what would he know right away, or would it just be this sort of nagging thing in the back of his head? If I could be with him for every second of those thoughts as he's trying to piece it together, is he trying to remember? It's almost like you're waking up from a dream, and you're still trying to hold on to what actually happened. Was that a dream? You know what? Sometimes when you wake up, and you think the dream was real, and you're in that kind of hazy phase, that's what I wanted the beginning of the episode to feel like. So, that's where the real-time aspect came into play. And then we were gonna actually, halfway through the episode, we were gonna actually start cutting when we switched point of views.

to Angela, but at a certain point, we were like, No, this makes sense. Even the Angela side of the story felt more tense and more impactful if we stayed with her in real time. So, that's kind of how ya USA aired it. I mean, again, I give them credit—no commercials, and they aired it straight through. And honestly, half this stuff, just even doing the sitcom episode, I just kept waiting for them to fire me and the commercials for that. And the commercials for that. So instead, what they didn't—they didn't fire me, thankfully. Thank you, yes, A. And instead, what they did was they were so excited. They went out to advertisers, and they were able to air actual old commercials from the '80s and '90s. So yeah, they've been surprised that wasn't in one. Things have changed, and they just wouldn't have happened this way without this role in this show and this group that was. I'd done some things I thought were special in the past, and they still are, but this show gave me

I just put me in a position where people could see what I was capable of doing in a phenomenal series that I think not one III will say it did revolutionize the way we looked at television on cable. This show did, and it revolutionized how we looked at who could, who the characters we wanted to follow were, and what they had to say. And it gave him, it just gave me a platform to run the gamut of emotions that a character could play. I mean, over one season, I thought, what is left for him? And now over four, I think it's gonna come to a phenomenal end. I can't obviously say how, but it's been an extraordinary experience, and I would never have had the opportunities that I had without this show. We're gonna break some news today about season 4. They just want to know the new, they just want to know about the show, so I'll just jump ahead. So basically, going back to my earlier comment about being a fan of

British television typically how they wrap up their series is has anyone here a fan of British told us do you know what they typically do at the end like the British office which you know they you tend to do a Christmas special and so the final season the mr. robot is one very long Christmas special it'll last over about a week over Christmas of 2015.

Mr Robot talk & season 4 hints: Rami Malek , Christian Slater, Sam Esmail, Carly Chaikin at Tribeca

The Upcoming

스토리텔러는 "우리의 민주주의가 해킹당했다"라는 슬로건과 맞물려 뉴스에서 해커의 존재감이 커지면서 해커에 대해 이야기하고 싶다는 영감을 받았습니다.

한 소녀에게 깊은 인상을 남기려던 해킹 시도가 실패한 후, 그들은 대신 해커에 대한 이야기를 쓰기로 결정했습니다.

광고 없이 실시간으로 스토리텔링하는 이 쇼의 독특한 접근 방식 덕분에 오래된 광고를 특별 방영할 수 있었고 큰 반향을 일으켰습니다.

잘 쓰여진 캐릭터는 마치 영혼에서 우러나오는 말처럼 연기가 자연스럽고 진정성 있게 느껴집니다.

이 쇼는 해커와 해킹 문화에 대한 인식을 바꾸고 고정관념에 도전하는 것을 목표로 합니다.

내러티브는 엘리엇의 감정적 여정과 미스터 로봇과의 역학 관계에 초점을 맞추며 엘리엇의 안전하고 편안한 장소를 탐험합니다.

이 프로그램의 성공은 시리즈 전반에 걸쳐 지침과 지원을 제공한 샘의 선구적인 리더십에 힘입은 바가 큽니다.

독특한 스토리텔링과 캐릭터 개발은 시청자가 케이블 TV를 인식하는 방식에 혁명을 일으켰습니다.

이 쇼는 배우에게 다양한 감정을 탐구할 수 있는 플랫폼을 제공하여 4시즌에 걸쳐 변화무쌍하고 특별한 경험을 선사했습니다.

이 프로그램의 제작자는 어린 시절의 이민자 경험과 인기 TV 프로그램에서 묘사된 평범한 모습에서 영감을 받았습니다.

엘리엇의 안전한 장소와 감정적 여정이 스토리라인의 중심이 되었으며, 기술과의 교류를 피하기 위해 의도적으로 드라마의 설정을 선택했습니다.

전체 시즌은 하나의 긴 프로젝트로 촬영되었으며, 여러 에피소드의 장면을 같은 날에 촬영하여 독특하고 때로는 충격적인 촬영 경험을 선사했습니다.

영국 TV 시리즈의 독특한 접근 방식

영국 텔레비전은 "The Office"와 "미스터 로봇"에서 볼 수 있듯이 크리스마스 스페셜로 시리즈를 마무리하는 경우가 많습니다.

이 쇼의 제작자는 실제 해킹 사건과 쇼 제작 시기가 일치하는 시사 사건에서 영감을 받았습니다.

실시간 스토리텔링 기법을 사용하여 사건을 기억하기 위한 주인공의 고군분투를 묘사함으로써 꿈과 같은 흐릿한 분위기를 연출했습니다.