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Atra Asdou

Indie Spotlight: The Parents Of ‘Other People’s Children’ Bring Silliness To Parent-Teacher Conferences
The neuroses of helicopter parents are played for laughs in a Chicago-based web series. Anna Maria Hozian and Brad Riddell, who are both screenwriting professors, are the creators behind Other People's Children, a series that mines comedy from parent-teacher conferences.

Each episode of Other People's Children details a conversation between Margot (Atra Asdou) and one or two parents of children in her second-grade class. The adults in the room are an eclectic bunch; some are overcritical, while others are wildly profane. No matter their quirks, Margot must do her best to convince them that she is giving their kids a strong education.

Other People's Children has a sharpness to it that Hozian and Riddell drew from their own experiences with ridiculous parents. Both of the show's creators live in the suburbs and have school-age children, which means they interact with plenty of overbearing characters. As screenwriters, they are sharing their...
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  • 12/9/2017
  • by Sam Gutelle
  • Tubefilter.com
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