Social Distance

This anthology series chronicles the lives of people trying to stay connected through video calls during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Each episode offers a glimpse into the challenges and humorous moments of navigating isolation, remote work, and strained relationships from a distance. It explores the universal human experience of seeking connection amidst unprecedented global circumstances. The show captures the anxieties and absurdities of lockdown life through relatable, character-driven stories.

Social Distance received mixed to positive reviews, with critics generally praising its timely and relevant premise, as well as the performances of its ensemble cast. However, some found the execution uneven, and the subject matter too raw for some viewers at the time of its release. It was recognized for its unique production method, filmed entirely remotely.

• Praised for its innovative remote production and timely exploration of pandemic life.
• Recognized for strong performances from its diverse cast.
• Some critics found the subject matter emotionally taxing or the storytelling occasionally disjointed.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the show's attempt to capture the shared experience of the early pandemic, with many finding it relatable and some even cathartic. A common point of praise was the creativity in filming and the genuine emotional moments depicted. However, a segment of viewers felt it was too soon to revisit such a stressful period, or that some storylines didn't resonate as strongly as others.

Nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Short Form Comedy or Drama Series.

The entire series was conceived, written, produced, and filmed remotely in lockdown, with cast and crew collaborating via video calls.