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Sporting a distinctive visual aesthetic established by Guild Director of Photography Jay Hunter, NBC’s American Auto roars off in high gear for Season 2. by Kevin Martin / Photos by Greg Gayne/NBC Showrunner /EP/Writer Justin Spitzer developed the initial concept for American Auto nearly a decade ago, after concluding a long stretch writing and producing The Office. While researching the auto industry, Spitzer secured tours of the Ford Motor Company’s corporate and design/production facilities in Michigan. Failing to generate […]
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