Taylor Swift Documentary Series in the Works? All We Know About Channel 4's Upcoming Project
The Grammy-winning singer is one of the most successful popstars in the industry, and the episodes will skillfully dissect her career, downfalls and growth.
The upcoming show is tentatively titled Taylor, which is being directed by Guy King. Moreover, the series will be released in two parts.
What is the Taylor Swift documentary about?
Through the upcoming Taylor Swift documentary, the fans of the musician, new and old, will be able to witness the Bad Karma crooner's journey from the early stages to the billion-dollar empire. The director of the show sat down for a conversation with Deadline and spoke about his vision for the new series.
King said, 'Taylor Swift is an unprecedentedly powerful 21st-century voice for women and young people.'
He further added, 'Under the microscope of social media since the earliest days of MySpace and Tumblr, she came of age during a new feminist wave.'
Elsewhere in the talks, the filmmakers also stated, 'With her fame came controversy, which she so skillfully wrestled to the floor. We're excited to tell her story.'
Meanwhile, the Love Story singer 's documentary series will also include interviews of her friends, industry insiders, fellow musicians, and her fans.
Moreover, Channel 4 claimed that the rare archives will give an audience a fresh perspective on Swift's story. Further details about the upcoming docu-series will be rolled out soon.
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