How OneDayAtATime's showrunners are attempting to re-create their intimate writers’ room experience as much as possible while everyone works remotely. writerchica reports
A pre-coronavirus One Day at a Time table read with guest star Ray Romano. Photo: Pop The coronavirus pandemic is forcing the TV industry, a business built on in-person collaboration, to suddenly enter the work-from-home age. While production on many TV pilots and current series has shut down — Netflix, Warner Bros.
One Day at a Time’s writers are in the process of rewriting the last few episodes of the new season, which has made working from home more feasible than if they had to write entire scripts from scratch. To help videoconferencing go smoother, they work in smaller groups, rotating writers for different scripts while other staffers work separately punching up jokes. They tried Skype at first, then moved to Zoom because it allows everyone to see the script on the screen as they work through it.
Last week, before the writers began working remotely, One Day at a Time taped the sixth episode of its new season without a live audience, as many late-night shows and talk shows also did. Although the showrunners said the cast and crew missed the energy they normally draw from the audience, the actors rose to the occasion.
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