
The Last of Us Game/Show Changes, Explained By The Editors
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00:00 Comparing The Last of Us HBO Show to the Game Intro
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01:50 “Your Watch Is Broken” Comparison
03:27 Someone Who’s Played The Game
05:13 Henry and Sam Comparing with HBO Show and Game
06:39 The Last of Us and The Fear of Failure
08:14 “You’re Not My Daughter” Jackson Scene with Joel and Ellie
11:20 Corridor Crew VFX Artist Reacts Answer to The Last Of Us
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14:14 Final Scene Ellie Confronts Joel “I Swear - Okay” Comparison
18:03 How Love Can Destroy in The Last of Us
19:09 The Hospital Scene Change
20:18 The Hospital Scene Breakdown
25:11 Empathy with a villain, we understand him
25:34 Conclusion, Use a Fresh Perspective While Acknowledging The Game
The Last of Us tv show has some notable differences from the show. Other scenes felt script-lifed from the game. We explore these changes with Timothy Good, ACE and Emily Mendez who edited multiple episodes of the show.
Hosts: Jordan Orme and Hayden Hillier-Smith
Producer: Ashley J. Woods
Editor and Intro Editor: Hayden Hillier-Smith
Guests:
Timothy Good, ACE
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Emily Mendez
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