The ‘Schmootz on Susan Miller
January 4, 2010 by admin
Filed under Entertainment, The 'Schmootz on, Web, Written Interviews
Susan Miller, writer and producer for web series, Anyone But Me, showed up to “shoot the ’Schmootz”.
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[...] INTERVIEW: ANYONE BUT ME writer/producer Susan Miller “Listen, we’re going to lose some people and we’re going to absolutely engage more and more people. I don’t think the show is just about teenage-hood. It’s about seeing what we’re free to do, or not free to do, or hold ourselves back doing. It’s what does the world think of us?” [...]
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[...] You can read an excellent interview with the show’s writer and producer, Susan Miller, here. Look for Damon L. Jacobs’ ABM interviews coming soon. Season 2 Episode #2, “Quickly, [...]
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Thank you for the shoutouts (both on the Tubefilter article and for Fletcher)!
We love ABM and we are very much enjoying your sophomore season
Great piece on the inner workings of a great series and one of the ladies behind it.
Would love, if there is ever a follow-up, to hear how she got her start as a writer and where the spark of inspiration of the series came from.
And really enjoy the ‘human’ questions that you have used in every article.
Great job – and thanks for bringing us more smart and inspirational ladies to learn about.
Thanks for the very interesting interview. I just found this show and watched all the episodes in one night. I’m 59 and loved it! I think it is beautifully shot and the young actors are very good. I am looking forward to future episodes and I would pay a fee, if they need to go subscripotion.
I really like the calm feel of the show. Some of the webseries I have recently viewed seem to be frenetic. Thanks!
She seems like such a fabulous person. I heard her speak at the 9th Power Up Premiere for which she won an award and she made the most eloquent speech I have ever heard. I’ve read several of her plays. She’s brilliant. I want to know more about her life. She’s fascinating and a very positive role model for women of my generation who’ve led similar journeys and a pioneer for our daughters and granddaughters and men. I want to know more about her life; how she came out; realized she was gay, told her husband, her parents, her relationship with her son, her friends…etc. She has a gift for being inspiring in an indirect not-in-your-face way which just comes natural.