Project Greenlight Season 2

Right now you can watch Project Greenlight Season 2 on and — and it earns the access it was given. The show says what it needs to say in a single season, no filler. 14 people have weighed in on TMDB, and the verdict leans heavily positive. Worth watching in order, from the beginning — the cumulative effect is the point. Put it on tonight and see for yourself.

Project Greenlight Season 2 arrived without much fanfare and built its audience the hard way — through word of mouth. Project Greenlight Season 2 approaches its subject with the rigour that makes documentary storytelling worth taking seriously. Season 2 of Project Greenlight includes 13 episodes. It aired from June 2003 to August 2003. This season stars Chris Moore, Jeff Balis and Erica Beeney. Chris Moore and Jeff Balis lead a cast that brings real weight to the material. It was aired in 2003. The restraint in Project Greenlight Season 2 is what makes it trustworthy — it does not need to editorialise to make its point. There is real craft here, even in the moments that do not fully land.

For viewers who want their entertainment to leave them with something, Project Greenlight Season 2 delivers on both counts. It does not lean on comparisons to make its case. A contained run means every episode is doing real work. The access the production gets is remarkable, and the storytelling does full justice to it. Worth watching in order, from the beginning.

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🎬 Project Greenlight Season 2 — Episode Guide

Episode #13

2003-06-22

After a brief overview of the Project Greenlight contest by its creators, the season begins with the narrowing down of the top 50 scripts (from an initial 7,000!) to ten, and the directors down to four. Matt, Ben and Chris personally call the finalists to summon them to the 2003 Sundance Film Festiv...

Episode #14

2003-06-22

Episode #15

2003-06-29

Press photos are shot and ""Stolen Summer"" producer Jeff Balis is surprisingly reintroduced. The group meets for some initial discussion about the winning screenplay. Erica ties up loose ends back home in Ohio as she prepares to move to L.A. The winners meet in L.A. for casting and budget meetings ...

Episode #16

2003-06-29

Five weeks remain until the start of production, and the heat is rising. The group discuss issues with the casting and script, and Kyle and Efram begin interviewing candidates for the film's key crew members. They also battle over exactly who will edit the film. Finally, the directors extend offers ...

Episode #17

2003-07-05

Casting remains difficult, as the team has trouble landing Shia LeBeouf for the main role of Kelly. Erica receives major script notes, but doesn't like the directors' offer to do the rewrites.

Episode #18

2003-07-13

Pressures mount as the beginning of production approaches, and Ben joins the team for a final script meeting. Thomas Ackerman is hired as D.P. and the cast -- including Shia LeBeouf, Kathleen Quinlan and Amy Smart -- does a table read. Much to the crew's relief, the first location is finally set.

Episode #19

2003-07-20

The first day begins with creative differences and an awkward scene, but Ackerman shows he's up to the task. A casting dilemma is solved when Bill Sadler accepts the role of Abe. With an ambitious schedule in front of them, the team braces for a crucial emotional scene.

Episode #20

2003-07-20

Erica decides to play a more active role on set after there's an unscripted shot. Technical problems push the production behind schedule and the directors make more script changes without consulting Erica, who vents her frustrations.

Episode #21

2003-07-27

Kyle and Ephram worry that their authority is being undermined and call a meeting to discuss more effective communication. Miramax's Rick Schwartz arrives for lunch with a special guest, briefly lightening the mood.

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Episode #22

2003-08-03

Cast and crew are feeling drained just three weeks into shooting. Ben and J.Lo visit the set and lift their spirits, especially Erica's. Efram clashes majorly with the boom operator. But when it comes time for the big kiss scene with Amy, Shia is a smooth operator. The final day of production gets o...

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Episode #23

2003-08-10

Kyle and Efram begin post-production now that their film's in the can. Within two weeks they screen a rough cut for Chris, Jeff and Erica, who question the tone - is it a drama or a comedy? Miramax exec Rick Schwartz see the next cut and feels the same ambiguity. After four grueling days, Kyle and E...

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Episode #24

2003-08-17

The producers decide that the film will be a comedy after the test-screening results are in. Protests from Kyle and Efram go unheeded. Kyle and Efram agonize over several new cuts but finally deliver a version they hope will meet with Rick's approval.

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Episode #25

2003-08-24

Will it be released or not? Everyone waits anxiously as Miramax debates whether The Battle of Shaker Heights will open in N.Y. and L.A. Chris appeals to Harvey Weinstein to release it in more cities. As the premiere date approaches, the team makes some finishing touches and waits to hear from Mirama...

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