Steven Selects: Storm In The Room (ep. 2)

The Steven Universe Podcast

Cartoon Network

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4.8 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2017

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Writers Ben Levin and Matt Burnett have plenty of inside info on the making of "Storm In The Room." Find out which memorable scene was a must-include in the episode, what dialogue was most fun to write, how they balance the funny and the emotional arcs in the story, and why it was so important for Steven to finally meet his mother. Plus, storyboard artists Jeff Liu and Joe Johnston answer more fan questions including how they write for Stevonnie, which jokes they've had to cut from episodes, and the difference between writing comics and writing for animation.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Mackenzie Atwood, welcome to Steve and Selex, as we spotlight some of the fan-favorite
0:08.5	pivotal episodes of the show with some of the crew members who helped create them.
0:12.9	And today, writers, Matt Burnett and Ben Levin join us once again to give us an inside
0:17.3	look at Storm in the Room from Season 4.
0:19.5	Thanks again for protecting Beech City while I was gone, Connie.
0:22.2	And no problem.
0:24.1	And now that you're back from Space Eye, officially relinquished control of your bet to you.
0:28.6	Thank you for keeping it warm, sir.
0:33.4	And we've got another Q&A segment with Steven Universe storyboard artists, Jeff Lu and Joe
0:38.3	Johnson.
0:39.3	They're answering a few more of the questions you guys sent into my Twitter, MkOutwood,
0:43.2	and to the official Cartoon Network Twitter.
0:45.7	So here we go with Matt and Ben.
0:47.5	Thank you guys so much for being here again.
0:49.3	Thanks for having us.
0:50.3	Yeah, thanks, no problem.
0:51.6	For sure.
0:52.6	So today we're going to be talking about Storm in the Room.
0:55.3	I think that episodes like Storm in the Room, they sort of take a break from the main
0:59.8	plot to allow the characters' time to just process everything that's happening.
1:03.7	Because this was right after the zoo extravaganza arc that it was very, probably emotionally
1:10.7	distressing for Steven.
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