‘Emily in Paris’ Director Andrew Fleming On Season 4’s “Chiaroscuro” Style
deadline.comSPOILER ALERT: This piece contains spoilers for Emily in Paris season 4 part 1. Emily in Paris season 4 part 1 will leave viewers hanging out in the gray area after several big plot twists, or trompe l’oeuils.
Two big reveals will challenge Gabriel specifically in part 2 of season 4, as it turns out Luc’s girlfriend Marianne (Laurence Gormezano) is not the Michelin star inspector she claimed to be, and Camille (Camille Razat) is actually not pregnant!
This will make things interesting for Emily and Gabriel to navigate after they’ve decided to strike up a relationship. Co-stars Lily Collins and Lucas Bravo emphasized the maturity of this season for their characters.
Consistent with the concept of the gray area, teased in the trailer for the first half of the series, director Andrew Fleming, who helmed six episodes this season, echoed these themes. “Just to be a geek, we try to reflect that visually, the look and the feel of the show — it’s a different DP this year, it’s Seamus Tierney and it’s more like the term chiaroscuro, which means, dark and light and shadow,” Fleming told Deadline. “The lighting is more dramatic, and we were shooting in Paris in the winter, so there’s a very different feel to this season.
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