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Bringing the World of the Leftovers to Life for HBO

Bringing the World of the Leftovers to Life for HBO

Bringing the World of the Leftovers to Life for HBO

Bringing the World of the Leftovers to Life for HBO

Bringing the World of the Leftovers to Life for HBO

To build anticipation around the premiere of the show we developed a diagetic children’s book. Something parents within the world of the show might actually use to explain what happened to a kid. Not only did HBO and showrunner Damon Lindelof love the idea, but the writers of the show did too. We worked with them to create a dark, twisted rhyming tale that teased bits of the narrative, creating as many questions as answers.

To build anticipation around the premiere of the show we developed a diagetic children’s book. Something parents within the world of the show might actually use to explain what happened to a kid. Not only did HBO and showrunner Damon Lindelof love the idea, but the writers of the show did too. We worked with them to create a dark, twisted rhyming tale that teased bits of the narrative, creating as many questions as answers.

To build anticipation around the premiere of the show we developed a diagetic children’s book. Something parents within the world of the show might actually use to explain what happened to a kid. Not only did HBO and showrunner Damon Lindelof love the idea, but the writers of the show did too. We worked with them to create a dark, twisted rhyming tale that teased bits of the narrative, creating as many questions as answers.

To build anticipation around the premiere of the show we developed a diagetic children’s book. Something parents within the world of the show might actually use to explain what happened to a kid. Not only did HBO and showrunner Damon Lindelof love the idea, but the writers of the show did too. We worked with them to create a dark, twisted rhyming tale that teased bits of the narrative, creating as many questions as answers.

To build anticipation around the premiere of the show we developed a diagetic children’s book. Something parents within the world of the show might actually use to explain what happened to a kid. Not only did HBO and showrunner Damon Lindelof love the idea, but the writers of the show did too. We worked with them to create a dark, twisted rhyming tale that teased bits of the narrative, creating as many questions as answers.