Julie Delpy Focuses on Four Women ‘On the Verge’ of New Paths in Their Lives in Her First Tv Series

Julie Delpy Focuses on Four Women ‘On the Verge’ of New Paths in Their Lives in Her First Tv Series

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On the Verge is one of the few shows that was shot in Los Angeles between the first and second waves of the pandemic. However, shooting during such a difficult time introduced a lot of challenges. For one, they couldn’t cast actors who weren’t in California and had to do with no cameos.

We did 90% of the casting on Zoom. It was a bit complicated to feel the chemistry between two actors on Zoom, or even get a sense of their height, but thankfully, it all worked out. The real issue was that I couldn’t cast actors who weren’t in California, because of travel restrictions.

To ensure that there wouldn’t be any COVID-19 cases during the filming process, Delpy, the cast, and the crew were getting tested three times a week. No one was allowed into the set unless their test results came out as negative.

The COVID safety protocols cost approximately $2 million, and there wasn’t a single coronavirus case during production.

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