Chris Moore
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Series SeasonSeason 1 episodes2014
The Chair
Season 1
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Episodes
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Episode 160 min2014-09-06
The Experiment
Starting with the same screenplay and budget, two first-time directors from very different backgrounds, Shane Dawson and Anna Martemucci, struggle to shape the script into their own vision.
Episode 260 min2014-09-13
Dollars & Decisions
Securing financing proves to be challenging as Shane searches for crew and locations, while Anna wrestles with time-management and receives some unexpected news about a key hire.
Episode 360 min2014-09-20
Mentionable is Manageable
For Shane, raunchy script content complicates casting and costs him a location. Anna blocks the producers from her casting session only to experience growing pains as a first-time director.
Episode 460 min2014-09-27
The Ramp Up
As the teams head into their final week of pre-production, casting dilemmas loom for Anna and Shane. Table read lead to concerns about whether their individual scripts are ready for filming.
Episode 560 min2014-10-04
Picture's Up
With producers hovering, Anna and Shane feel the pressure of the first day on set.
Episode 660 min2014-10-11
Moving On
Anna has problems managing her time on set, while producers are concerned that Shane is playing it safe.
Episode 760 min2014-10-18
Making Your Days
Fatigue impacts filmmakers as tension develops between Shane and his producing partner, and Anna deals with both directing and acting.
Episode 860 min2014-10-25
Two Martinis
Shane and Anna enter their final days of production. Shane shaves his head, a sign that he is moving on from his famous You Tube persona. Anna fights for her own style of directing.
Episode 960 min2014-11-01
The Test
Anna and Shane begin the lonely process of editing. Both filmmakers fight to stay true to their vision as they receive critiques of their work.
Episode 1060 min2014-11-08
Outside The Bubble
In the season finale, the winner is revealed after Shane receives surprising news, while Anna deals with test-screening questions, and both filmmakers turn their attention to marketing and distribution