Anyone got a clue about #WhatsInTheSoup actually is?

Few days ago, a bunch of actors post their IG captions

'Everyone loves a mystery' #AKPICS #WhatsInTheSoup



Today they did it again

'Broadway may have gone dark, but the show must go on'

#WhatsInTheSoup



No one spill the bean and no matter how many people ask they just keep quiet. There r some rumors about Deathnote since few of them involving the English version but I highly doubt that. Anyone?

Updated On: 7/21/20 at 01:53 AM

I was hoping this was the signs of a reboot of "The Soup" with Joel McHale...damn

it s reveal. a killer party?

there r 9 episodes. I guess they have to live tgh while filming?

the casts are great but the production s a bit ....cheap? I dunno if it s gonna come out good. But anyway to hear those sings I guess all d be forgiving.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CDJrzduHrXj/?igshid=ss7gy61aths6

Updated On: 7/27/20 at 12:35 PM

Sutton Ross said: "A zoom musical.

K."

not quite, i just finish watching episode 1.

it's a kind of production. not a hollywood standard but definitely not just some online singing. I thought they d film together but i was wrong. A bit weird but this s probably what they say a new kind. In term of making a movie, to get the angles and acting perspective this must be quite complicate.

the songs are quite good I must say, even though the pilot episode is only 8 mins long there are many singings. It sound pretty good and the hook is a catchy one. The quality of audio is fantastic but the quality of video though......cant they make it a bit more less noise in the background? There should be a way to make it a clear cut than this. Though if u watch from mobile and not from large screen laptop it quite ok.

Updated On: 7/27/20 at 01:38 PM

it's a kind of production. not a hollywood standard but definitely not just some online singing. I thought they d film together but i was wrong. A bit weird but this s probably what they say a new kind. In term of making a movie, to get the angles and acting perspective this must be quite complicate.

the songs are quite good I must say, even though the pilot episode is only 8 mins long there are many singings.

So, like I said, a Zoom musical. Thanks.

It definitely is nowhere near a movie, but it feels more produced than just a "zoom musical." The first episode uses different settings and costumes, and the clips are edited together to make it feel like the actors are in the same room, rather than it just being a bunch of faces vaguely looking at each other. The first episode was pretty good for a fully distanced production.

I just watched the first episode and enjoyed it a lot. It definitely has a pretty fun premise with wacky characters and a good dose of camp, and it looks like everyone is just having a blast doing it. (My favorite part is that according to the cast list, Jeremy Jordan is playing Jeremy Jordan.)

Like others have said, it's definitely more than a zoom production, with separately filmed scenes, shot from multiple camera angles and featuring the characters getting up and walking around, etc. The closest thing I'd liken it to would probably be the productions from The Other Palace, though this seems much more polished. The entire show is stitched together quite well so that when it does go to split screen, it feels more of an artistic choice than a necessity, though most of the scenes only have one character at a time. I'll be curious to see if they can keep it up as (presumably) the characters interact more with each other.

Let me clarify, when I say Zoom musical, it just means that no one is together and they are doing this in their respective homes/work spaces.

KJ4 said: "https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=763890094179280

This interview with Jarrod Spector shed some light on many aspects. They actuallly did the impossible things. I cant immagine how much the directors job is gonna be. I mean, in just one frame, to have two people position themself in the same hight and look at things to make it look like they are seeing the same pictures is such a complicate matter in term of communication. They probably need to plan very very well to the tiny little details.



I hope others people can get some inspriations from this and do this kind of things more, we need some musicals at our home."

Yes, love it's a glory of art and technology. Broadway is obsolete now that we have this.

Just finished watching the last 3 episodes. It was cooler than I expected since I liked several of the songs though the plot is pretty cheesy. I guess one couple in play is also a couple in real life since they were kissing in the same room. I started a Wikipedia article about it but wasn't sure whether to label it as theatre or film for the actor's wiki pages. Apparently Miguel Cervantes is the only actor from there not to have a Wikipedia entry.

mcsquared said: "Just finished watching the last 3 episodes. It was cooler than I expected since I liked several of the songs though the plot is pretty cheesy. I guess one couple in play is also a couple in real life since they were kissing in the same room.I started a Wikipedia article about it but wasn't sure whether to label it as theatre or film for the actor's wiki pages. Apparently Miguel Cervantes is the only actor from there not to have a Wikipedia entry."

Laura Osnes is married to Nathan Johnson, not Jarrod Spector (who's married to Kelli Barrett).