The D Cut is a 2020 Canadian television series on Crave co-written by Audrey Dwyer and Wendy Litner and directed by D.W. Waterson. The show stars Marie Marolle as D, a young hairstylist running a queer hair salon.
The D Cut follows self-taught hairstylist D, who runs a hair salon in the back of Mum's bike shop.[1] D must rally a young queer community to help save their hair salon. D's new client, Viva, is introduced as a possible love interest for D.[2]
The D Cut was produced by Dove Hair and Unilever Entertainment in partnership with Shaftesbury Films.[3] The first season was shot in Toronto over the span of four days.[4]The D Cut premiered on Crave on June 26, 2020, to coincide with Pride Month.[5] It had a second premiere shortly after on KindaTV, Shaftesbury Films's LGBTQ2S+-centred YouTube channel.[6] The show was directed by D.W. Waterson.[2]
Development and writingedit
The D Cut was co-written by Audrey Dwyer and Wendy Litner and was inspired by the true story of a hairstylist from Montreal who ran a hair salon in the back of a bike shop.[1] The real hair salon worked on a pay-what-you-can basis. Dwyer and Litner were paired together by Shaftesbury Films to work on the series.[4]
Awards and nominationsedit
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2021
OVATION Awards of Excellence and Awards of Merit (IABC)
^ abHatzitolios, Chloe (2020-06-30). "8 reasons this inclusive LGBTQ2S+ series about haircuts is a must-watch". The Loop. Retrieved 2020-12-02.
^ abAyiku, Vernon (2020-06-26). "What to watch on Crave this weekend". The Loop. Retrieved 2020-12-02.
^Pottinger, Chrissy (2020-06-26). "Find Your Next Hairstyle In "The D Cut"". E! Online. Retrieved 2020-12-02.
^ abDavid, Greg (2020-06-06). "Shaftesbury aces inclusive stories with Crave's The D Cut". TV, Eh?. Retrieved 2020-12-02.
^Summerfield, Patti (2020-06-19). "Dove takes Pride in scripted content series on Crave". Media in Canada. Retrieved 2020-12-02.
^"Canadian star of electric new series by Dove Hair talks LGBTQ2S+ empowerment | Curated". Daily Hive. 2020-09-03. Retrieved 2020-12-02.
^"Toronto communications professionals celebrated for excellence in their industry amidst the global pandemic". NewsWire.ca. 2021-04-29. Retrieved 2021-06-08.
^David, Greg (2021-02-05). "The 2021 Canadian Alliance of Film & Television Costume Arts & Design (CAFTCAD) Award Nominees". TV, Eh?. Retrieved 2023-02-06.
2020, canadian, television, series, crave, written, audrey, dwyer, wendy, litner, directed, waterson, show, stars, marie, marolle, young, hairstylist, running, queer, hair, salon, written, byaudrey, dwyer, wendy, litnerdirected, watersonstarringmarie, marolle,. The D Cut is a 2020 Canadian television series on Crave co written by Audrey Dwyer and Wendy Litner and directed by D W Waterson The show stars Marie Marolle as D a young hairstylist running a queer hair salon The D CutWritten byAudrey Dwyer Wendy LitnerDirected byD W WatersonStarringMarie Marolle Marlee Walchuk Libby Osler Vlad Alexis Amrit KaurCountry of originCanadaNo of seasons1No of episodes6ProductionProducersDove Hair and Unilever Entertainment partnering with Shaftesbury FilmsOriginal releaseNetworkCraveReleaseJune 26 2020 2020 06 26 Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast and characters 3 Episodes 4 Background and production 4 1 Development and writing 5 Awards and nominations 6 References 7 External linksPlot editThe D Cut follows self taught hairstylist D who runs a hair salon in the back of Mum s bike shop 1 D must rally a young queer community to help save their hair salon D s new client Viva is introduced as a possible love interest for D 2 Cast and characters editMarie Marolle as D Marlee Walchuk as Mum Libby Osler as Quinn Vlad Alexis as Liam Amrit Kaur as VivaEpisodes editNo TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateViewers millions 1 The You Cut D W WatersonAudrey Dwyer and Wendy LitnerJune 26 2020 2020 06 26 N A2 Microbangs D W WatersonAudrey Dwyer and Wendy LitnerJune 26 2020 2020 06 26 N A3 Dye Job D W WatersonAudrey Dwyer and Wendy LitnerJune 26 2020 2020 06 26 N A4 Undercut D W WatersonAudrey Dwyer and Wendy LitnerJune 26 2020 2020 06 26 N A5 Blow Out D W WatersonAudrey Dwyer and Wendy LitnerJune 26 2020 2020 06 26 N A6 No Cut Cut D W WatersonAudrey Dwyer and Wendy LitnerJune 26 2020 2020 06 26 N ABackground and production editThe D Cut was produced by Dove Hair and Unilever Entertainment in partnership with Shaftesbury Films 3 The first season was shot in Toronto over the span of four days 4 The D Cut premiered on Crave on June 26 2020 to coincide with Pride Month 5 It had a second premiere shortly after on KindaTV Shaftesbury Films s LGBTQ2S centred YouTube channel 6 The show was directed by D W Waterson 2 Development and writing edit The D Cut was co written by Audrey Dwyer and Wendy Litner and was inspired by the true story of a hairstylist from Montreal who ran a hair salon in the back of a bike shop 1 The real hair salon worked on a pay what you can basis Dwyer and Litner were paired together by Shaftesbury Films to work on the series 4 Awards and nominations editYear Award Category Result Notes Ref 2021 OVATION Awards of Excellence and Awards of Merit IABC Diversity amp Inclusion LGBTQ2 Won 7 Marketing Advertising amp Brand Communication WonCanadian Alliance of Film amp Television Costume Arts amp Design CAFTCAD Awards Costume Design in Web Series Nominated For wardrobe designer Casey Jane Tuninga wardrobe assistant Evely Escobar and wardrobe swing Kendra Bowes 8 References edit a b Hatzitolios Chloe 2020 06 30 8 reasons this inclusive LGBTQ2S series about haircuts is a must watch The Loop Retrieved 2020 12 02 a b Ayiku Vernon 2020 06 26 What to watch on Crave this weekend The Loop Retrieved 2020 12 02 Pottinger Chrissy 2020 06 26 Find Your Next Hairstyle In The D Cut E Online Retrieved 2020 12 02 a b David Greg 2020 06 06 Shaftesbury aces inclusive stories with Crave s The D Cut TV Eh Retrieved 2020 12 02 Summerfield Patti 2020 06 19 Dove takes Pride in scripted content series on Crave Media in Canada Retrieved 2020 12 02 Canadian star of electric new series by Dove Hair talks LGBTQ2S empowerment Curated Daily Hive 2020 09 03 Retrieved 2020 12 02 Toronto communications professionals celebrated for excellence in their industry amidst the global pandemic NewsWire ca 2021 04 29 Retrieved 2021 06 08 David Greg 2021 02 05 The 2021 Canadian Alliance of Film amp Television Costume Arts amp Design CAFTCAD Award Nominees TV Eh Retrieved 2023 02 06 External links editThe D Cut at IMDb nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The D Cut amp oldid 1177274321, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
