The focus of season one was Christine Reade Riley Keough , who juggles school and an internship at a law firm with being an escort in the evenings. In the midst of discussing season two with Starz, Kerrigan and Seimetz threw out an idea: They wanted to direct separate storylines within the same season. So instead of following one story, season two will have two. Starz was all for it. They wrote their stories separately and then shot them with their own with separate cast and crew.
Seimetz's story looks at Bria Jones Carmen Ejogo , a former escort who enters witness protection to escape her ex, who has a criminal past. Seimetz said she was inspired to tell a story that went beyond the corporate world that season one was in.
The boring existence causes the character to be tempted to go back into the escort world. Kerrigan wanted to delve deeper into the themes of money and power that were explored in season one, using the backdrop of politics. Like Keough in season one, both leads for season two are unknown to most audiences. Kerrigan found Krause through an audition tape she sent in. The directors' season two storylines are vastly different visually, and in tone, from one another.
Despite basically making two TV shows at the same time, the two filmmakers say they were working with the same budget from season one. If we stay in those certain budget parameters, we can pretty much do what we want. The two said the biggest challenge from season one to season two was their interaction in the writing process. It was a lot harder to get to the finish line by themselves. This time I needed it to feel like a job, so I hired an assistant and that really got me going.
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