Widow's Bay: Shaping the Suspense With The Show's Editors | Presented By Apple

Emmy-nominated editors Jen Bryson, Isaac Hagy, ACE and Kyle Reiter, ACE, reveal how they found the delicate balance between horror and comedy in ‘Widow’s Bay.’ The longtime collaborators break down how Matthew Rhys’ performance helped establish the show’s unusual tone, how music ties its wildly different episodes together and how the editing team finds unexpected comedy in the smallest moments. Bryson goes inside Tom Loftis’ hallucinogenic trip in ‘What to Expect on Your Trip,’ while Hagy explains how Betty Gilpin’s performance became the key to making the 1702-set ‘Our History’ feel like part of the same world. #WidowsBay #MatthewRhys #Emmys Presented by Apple. Chapters 00:00 Finding the Horror-Comedy Balance in ‘Widow’s Bay’ 00:17 How the ‘Widow’s Bay’ Editors Work Together 00:57 Establishing the Tone of ‘Widow’s Bay’ 01:15 The Matthew Rhys Moment That Made the Show Click 01:32 How Music Unifies ‘Widow’s Bay’ 02:30 Finding Matthew Rhys’ Funniest Moments 03:42 Editing the Historical Society Scene 04:54 Inside the ‘Widow’s Bay’ Mushroom Trip 06:13 Kate O’Flynn’s Unpredictable Performance 06:35 Building the ‘Widow’s Bay’ Gas Station Scene 08:14 Taking ‘Widow’s Bay’ Back to 1702 08:39 Finding the Comedy in Betty Gilpin’s Performance 09:35 Why Betty Gilpin Was the Episode’s “North Star” 10:08 Bringing the World of ‘Widow’s Bay’ Together