Exclusive: ScreenRant presents a clip from the upcoming Tim Burton docuseries which features Jenna Ortega learning to play cello for Wednesday. The series is from director Tara Wood, whose past projects include QT8: The First Eight and 21 Years: Richard Linklater. Wood had this to say about the recent completion of the project, which has already won over critics and earned an incredibly positive response from early viewers:
Tara Wood: Following the incredible response to Episode 1 at Tribeca and the fans’ voracious desire for more, I’m thrilled to announce the completion of the long-awaited Tim Burton docuseries! Tim tells his life story through his filmography, and the doc takes us on a truly inspiring journey through decades of cinematic history, filled with deep personal insights, pᴀssions, and struggles-the challenge is keeping it to four episodes!
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