Documentaries, as in the rest of streaming video services, will also be present on Apple TV +, although for the moment, their availability is very limited. On February 14, a new documentary composed of 5 episodes called Viewable: Out on Television.
This new documentary will show us the evolution and change of television content of the people who are part of the LGTBI collective. All the people who appear in the documentary, has had a very important impact in the world of the small screen and they narrate the difficulties they have had to face.
Apple has shared the first trailer of this new series, a series that consists of 5 chapters of one hour and presented by Neil Patrick Harris, Asia Kate Dillon, Margaret Cho, Lena Waithe and Janot Mock, show us how television has become an excellent medium to raise awareness among Americans.
Each episode will explore different topics such as homophobia, invisibility, the evolution of the LGTBI character and the emergence of the television industry. The series will feature interviews with Ellen DeGeneres, Oprah Winfrey, Anderson Cooper, Billy Porter, Rachel Maddow, Don Lemon, Sara Ramírez, Jesse Tyler Ferguson… among other.
Visible: Out on Television is directed and produced by Ryan White. The executive producers are Jessica Hargrave, Wilson Cruz and Wanda Sykes. This series will be available on Apple's video streaming service next February 14.
During the past weekend, the news related to Apple's video streaming service has been a lot, especially in terms of release dates for new content, which after all, is what interests those who are enjoying this service the most, either for free or by paying the 4,99 euros per month it costs.
