But as a sort of dark high school-set Dangerous Liaisons, Youth & Consequences hits the mark and may soon make converts of new viewers.
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In a positive review, Common Sense Media 's Joyce Slaton praised the series saying, "Circling around a power-hungry school clique, this teen dramedy is intriguing, mean-spirited and entertaining all at once." She went on to say, "The unkindness and less-than-positive messages may convince parents to keep this one on the do-not-watch list. On February 28, 2018, the series held a screening event in Los Angeles, California. A few days later on February 12, the series' first teaser trailer was released and a few days after that YouTube released the full-length trailer and announced a premiere date of March 7, 2018. On February 7, 2018, YouTube released the first clip from the series and a collection of still images. Jason did a beautiful job of using the Mean Girls construct for you to kind of wonder, 'Is she self-serving or is she actually serving an agenda that's for other people?' I think that's the beauty of the complexity in a high school story - is that people's motivations aren't necessarily purely selfish or purely for someone else." Akana was reported as having said, "I think the thing that drew me to the script the most was that her motivations to the audience are never really clear. On January 13, 2018, the series' producers appeared at the annual Television Critics Association's winter press tour during a panel discussion of the show. Given that the composing process for the show was moving at such a rapid pace the duo brought Al Sgro on board to help with the score. This meant that while they were developing the overall musical sound for the show in the pilot episode, they were also sent episodes 102 and 103 as well. Unlike other series that WAZ-Jackson have scored, Youth & Consequences was ordered straight-to-series. When heartfelt moments would occur in the storyline, they were supported by ethereal piano, synth, and electric guitar pieces. They also used modern electronic percussion, vibes, and mellotron to keep the show's sound youthful and quirky. Given that much of the show takes place in a high school, they used the driving energy of a marching band drumline to keep the momentum going from scene to scene. Wanting to reflect that, Waz and Jackson decided to write the score in such a manner as to support all of those layers through an array of different musical genres. The composers have mentioned how showrunner Jason Ubaldi managed to create characters with multiple dimensions. The pair spent three months working on the show from October to December 2017. The series' score was composed by husband-wife composing duo Waz and Jamie Jackson, known as WAZ-Jackson. The payment was set to be split, with $37,500 going to the district and the rest going directly to the high school. The Ogden School District received $67,500 for letting the production film at Ogden High School. It was reported that if further seasons of the show were produced then filming would occur at the school during summer months only. Scenes taking place at school were filmed at Ogden High School. Production for the first season took place in Ogden, Utah between August and September 2017. On December 19, 2017, it was announced that Moses Storm had joined the series in the recurring role of Hook. It was also announced that Marcia Cross would join the cast in a recurring capacity and Cary Elwes would appear in a guest role. Other actors set for the main cast include Sean Grandillo, Katie Sarife, Kara Royster, Sophie Reynolds, Piper Curda, and Savannah Jayde. Casting Īlongside the initial series announcement, it was reported that Akana would play the series' lead role of Farrah Cutney. On June 30, 2018, series lead Anna Akana confirmed on her Twitter account that the series would not return for a second season. Singer will serve as the series' showrunner and Wendey Stanzler is set to direct the pilot episode.
The Mark Gordon Company is producing the show, with Gordon signed on to executive produce alongside Nick Pepper, Blair Singer, Tom Spriggs, and Jesse Hara. Ubaldi created and wrote the series, with Akana serving as an executive producer. Anna Akana and Jason Ubaldi began developing the series with YouTube in January 2017 through its partnership with the Sundance Institute. On October 18, 2017, it was announced that YouTube had given the production a series order to consist of a first season of eight half hour episodes.
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