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SXSW Red Carpet: The Studio cast talks Hollywood, Meta stories & more!

Talking to Seth at SXSW 2025, we delve into the creative dynamics of Hollywood, particularly the intersection of art and commerce. We reflects on how the ‘Larry Sanders Show’ served as a major inspiration, drawing attention to the challenges and complexities of the entertainment industry. We then ask about Seth’s journey, beginning with working for Judd Apatow, and explore how the conflict between artistic integrity and business pressures has shaped his work. The conversation also touches on the absurdities of the film industry, including the practices at events like Cinemacon, highlighting the strange yet enduring nature of Hollywood’s inner workings.

Seth Rogen talks Hollywood and The Studio at SXSW 2025

Kathryn Hahn talks character, searching for the “meta” with new show The Studio at SXSW 25′

Kathryn tells us about Maya Mason, the head of marketing at Continental Studios, discusses her dedication to her job and how her life revolves around her work, leading to loneliness. We then explore the concept of ‘meta’ in the entertainment industry, reflecting on how moments feel like they’re straight out of a show. The producer, with experience in projects like *Tiny Beautiful Things*, shares insights into the tension of workplace dynamics, drawing inspiration from real-world industry characters. Kathryn also admires Catherine O’Hara for her professionalism and grounded nature, highlighting her as a role model in the business.

Ike Barinholtz introduces us to his character Sal in The Studio & talks getting notes from execs

Ike talks about his long career in show business, describing his character Sal as a ‘showbiz survivor’ who is loyal but sometimes problematic. He also shares insights into the meta nature of this show, drawing from real-life experiences with studio executives and the challenges of working on a show about a show. Ike then talked about his ‘Gold Standard’ Hollywood people, with admiration for industry professionals like line producer Aaron Owens, DP Marco Farnoli, and production designer Eric Skunhow, highlighting their dedication.

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