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Sean Micallef is a funny fellow. ... laughed out loud and learnt a few things watching Eve of Destruction on ABC tonight.
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Came across "Couples Therapy" on SBS a few nights ago.
Just rivetting. Real people trying to mend their relationships with a counsellor in New York. The SBS story outlines the process quite well.
For me every episode produced stories that resonated from past friends and relationships. The insights and responses were great.
www.abc.net.au
Instead, production transformed a New York studio into a beautifully lit and sumptuously decorated office — inspired by Dr Orna's actual office — and then used two-way glass to film, without being visible to the couples and the therapist.
The weeks of filmed one-hour therapy sessions are then edited down into half-hour episodes filled with the kind of breakthroughs those in long-term therapy can only dream of.
Just rivetting. Real people trying to mend their relationships with a counsellor in New York. The SBS story outlines the process quite well.
For me every episode produced stories that resonated from past friends and relationships. The insights and responses were great.
Is the Couples Therapy docuseries pure voyeurism? Is that even ethical? A guide to the new season
Dr Orna Guralnik guides three couples and one three-person polycule through arguments over infidelity, intimacy and of course who's going to do the dishes, in the latest season of Couples Therapy.
www.abc.net.au
How do they film and make this?
People aren't exactly going to go deep with a bunch of random camerapeople in the room.Instead, production transformed a New York studio into a beautifully lit and sumptuously decorated office — inspired by Dr Orna's actual office — and then used two-way glass to film, without being visible to the couples and the therapist.
The weeks of filmed one-hour therapy sessions are then edited down into half-hour episodes filled with the kind of breakthroughs those in long-term therapy can only dream of.