Movie and TV production has resumed in North America, but the ongoing pandemic has resulted in a long list of specific protocols that everyone in front of and behind the camera must follow. This has forced changes in what you see on screen.
NEW YORK — Movie and TV production has resumed in North America, but the ongoing pandemic has resulted in a long list of specific protocols that everyone in front of and behind the camera must follow. This has forced changes in what you see on screen. A case in point is the ABC series “A Million Little Things,” which takes its title from the old saying that, “Friendship isn’t a big thing, it’s a million little things.”It’s an ensemble drama, meaning that each of the performers contributes equally. There is no one star, and the series has become a mainstay of the network’s Thursday primetime schedule — but it also reflects changes brought about by the ongoing pandemic.
