“ Severance ” captures the bleak, sterile atmosphere of office life as it follows Mark (Adam Scott), who works for the ...

TheWrap magazine: "Over the years, I realized something was missing for me. TV allows you to do that in a very supportive way ...

It’s no surprise that Gagné, who is the show’s director of photography, has received praise for her television directing ...

The longtime collaborators, who spent over 400 days on set together shooting "Severance," were honored with the Auteur Award ...

The cinematographer admits she was hesitant to return for season two, as she felt she'd done all she could creatively. Then ...

More than anything, the 2025 TV IndieWire Honors, held at NeueHouse Hollywood on Thursday, June 5, was a celebration of our ...

meticulously-crafted episodes — one made even more impressive when you learn it’s cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné’s directorial debut. If you’d asked Gagné to direct in Season 1 of ...

Over the course of Severance‘s two seasons, cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné has helped shepherd some of the most distinctive and compelling visual storytelling that can be found on television.

To shape Gemma’s journey, Lachman worked closely with Jessica Lee Gagné, the show’s cinematographer, who made her directorial debut with this episode. For both, this episode lent itself to a ...

Then she read a one paragraph summary of episode 207. By Brian Davids Writer Severance cinematographer-turned-director Jessica Lee Gagné was ready to bid adieu to the hit Apple TV+ series prior ...