Conversations in L.A.

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  • 2017
  • 3 Seasons
  • 6.5  (27)

Conversations in L.A. is a groundbreaking digital series produced by Immediate Vision Productions that follows the lives of two individuals, Michelle Macabee (Anne Marie Cummings) and Gus (Gus Katz), as they navigate the complex waters of modern relationships and the raw diversity of Los Angeles. With a cast filled with well-known actors such as Theresa Tilly, the show explores not only the intimate details of the lives of the main characters, but also addresses important social issues affecting Los Angeles today.

The show is uniquely filmed in a single shot format, giving viewers a unique perspective on the conversations between the characters as the camera follows them in real-time, with no cuts or editing. This style of filming allows viewers to experience the conversation as if they were in the room with the characters, serving to create a more immersive and intimate viewing experience.

The dialogue between the characters is frank and often confrontational, exposing the raw emotions that come with navigating interpersonal relationships. The show tackles difficult themes such as mental illness, infidelity, and social inequality, making it a compelling piece of social commentary as well as a work of entertainment.

The main character, Michelle Macabee, is a journalist and writer, who has recently gone through a divorce and is searching for a way to rebuild her life. Her journey leads her to meet Gus, a successful Hollywood talent manager, and the two begin a complicated romantic relationship. Over the course of the show's run, viewers are given an intimate glimpse into the intricacies of their relationship, as they try to navigate the difficulties of balancing work, love, and personal growth in a rapidly-changing world.

The show also explores the diverse cultural landscape of Los Angeles, often using scenes from the city as a backdrop for the conversations between the characters. The city serves as a microcosm for a larger discussion on social issues affecting America today, such as racial inequality, immigration, gentrification, and homelessness.

In addition to examining the lives of the two main characters, the show also features a rotating cast of guests who participate in the conversations. These guests range from academics to artists, and their perspectives often serve to broaden the discussion and provide fresh insight into the issues being examined. Viewers are given the opportunity to not only witness the conversations between the characters, but to participate in a broader discussion on society and our collective future.

Overall, Conversations in L.A. is a compelling drama that examines the complex themes of love, loss, and social change through the lens of the modern American metropolis. The show is an innovative example of the digital media landscape and combines a unique visual style with thoughtful and emotional writing. With strong performances from its cast and an engaging, thought-provoking narrative, Conversations in L.A. is a must-watch for anyone interested in the intersection of social commentary and contemporary storytelling.

Conversations in L.A. is a series that ran for 3 seasons (30 episodes) between September 13, 2017 and on Immediate Vision Productions

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SEASON 3 TRAILER
9. SEASON 3 TRAILER
December 20, 2018
Season Three of the 5X Emmy-nominated series stars creator Anne Marie Cummings and co-star Gustavo Velasquez with Justin Kirk, Lou Diamond Phillips, Amy Pietz, Willie Garson, Eric Balfour, and Terra Strong.
Conversation 29: Coffee and Rum
8. Conversation 29: Coffee and Rum
December 20, 2018
Michelle stops by the home of Michael Miller (Justin Kirk), the gentleman she met in episode two. One thing leads to another that causes Michelle to leave, but before she does, she reveals something to Michael that brings the two together in the most unforeseeable way.
Conversation 28: Topography of Mind
7. Conversation 28: Topography of Mind
December 20, 2018
Gus shows up at the home of a new client (Lou Diamond Phillips) who uses their meeting as an opportunity to teach Gus a very painful life lesson.
Conversation 27: The Department of Justice
6. Conversation 27: The Department of Justice
December 20, 2018
In a fourth interview with Mrs. Shannon Pierce (Amy Pietz), a foster-to-adopt social worker, Gus, with Michelle by his side, is drilled with personal questions that make him so uncomfortable he threatens to file a complaint to Mrs. Pierce's supervisor, but when Mrs. Pierce reveals what she knows about Gus, Michelle freezes in a state of disbelief.
Conversation 26: Bromo-DragonFLY
5. Conversation 26: Bromo-DragonFLY
December 20, 2018
Gus makes his way across the desert and we hear his thoughts as he struggles with everything he's going through at this particular juncture in his life.
Conversation 25: Carmel by the Sea
4. Conversation 25: Carmel by the Sea
December 20, 2018
Following a musical number that takes us into Michelle's world as a commercial actress with Michelle's commercial director, Blaine (Eric Balfour), Michelle and Gus, take a late-night walk after their adoption class and have a heart-to-heart discussion about the direction their relationship is taking.
Conversation 24: Wed-Lock
3. Conversation 24: Wed-Lock
December 20, 2018
Michelle challenges Gus in couple's therapy, with their new couple's therapist, Dr. Kerr (Willie Garson). Gus claims he knows nothing about the "rumors" Michelle has heard, and by the end of their session, he diverts the attention off of him and makes Michelle an offer she cannot resist.
Conversation 23: Stool Pigeon
2. Conversation 23: Stool Pigeon
December 20, 2018
Michelle Macabee meets a "fan" while she's on a walk at the beach, but her "fan" turns out to be someone she knows who spills the beans about Gus. Michelle walks away and is chased and harassed by this young woman until Michael Miller (Justin Kirk), a passerby, breaks up the argument and befriends Michelle.
Conversation 22: Undiscovered Country
1. Conversation 22: Undiscovered Country
December 20, 2018
Michelle Macabee is on her way to her "Hamlet" stage audition (in a 25-minute one-take episode that hits five different locations) and Gus brings up the relationship issues he's having with her as they settle into married life. Just when the couple thinks they're back on track, one incident causes a near accident and sends them on a different route.
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Where to Watch Conversations in L.A.
Conversations in L.A. is available for streaming on the Immediate Vision Productions website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Conversations in L.A. on demand at Amazon and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    September 13, 2017
  • IMDB Rating
    6.5  (27)