Question for all the experienced television folk...
I'm working on a premise that (in the spirit of shows like The Fugitive and The Incredible Hulk) involves a protagonist who is hunted, doing various good things/ missions in the locations he travels too.
A friend of mine said it could be problematic to not have a *base* location for the protagonist. He used Falling Skies as an example, and said that every time they roam, their base camp is set up to look the same, i.e. the same set.
I'm sure I could create a very similar atmosphere, a hotel or safe house, that could function as the same set, with exteriors picked up elsewhere.
How would you execute something like this? Any thoughts, suggestions would be highly appreciated.
I'm working on a premise that (in the spirit of shows like The Fugitive and The Incredible Hulk) involves a protagonist who is hunted, doing various good things/ missions in the locations he travels too.
A friend of mine said it could be problematic to not have a *base* location for the protagonist. He used Falling Skies as an example, and said that every time they roam, their base camp is set up to look the same, i.e. the same set.
I'm sure I could create a very similar atmosphere, a hotel or safe house, that could function as the same set, with exteriors picked up elsewhere.
How would you execute something like this? Any thoughts, suggestions would be highly appreciated.
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