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Brevity and the short form in serial television
This book offers various approaches to understanding brevity in television and argues that television is by nature a short form. Structured in three parts, the collection first engages with the concept of brevity as inherent to television fiction, before going on to examine how the rapidly-changing landscape of 'television' outside traditional networks might adapt this trope to new contexts made accessible by streaming platforms. The final part of the study examines how this short form is inextricable from a larger context, either in its relation to seriality (from the crossover to the 'bottle episode') and/or a larger structure. Concluding with an interview with award-winning screenwriter Vincent Poymiro about his French series En thérapie, this book explores the brevity that is at the heart of all television fictions.
edited by Shannon Wells-Lassagne, Sylvaine Bataille and Florence Cabaret.
Includes bibliographical references and index.