The renowned comedian and actor Seth Rogen is bringing a deeply personal and ridiculously satirical twist to his upcoming series The Studio. The 10-episode Apple TV+ series stars Rogen as rising executive Matt Remick in addition to co-creating, producing, and co-directing the show. Throughout the show, Matt struggles to support the filmmakers and actors while simultaneously stressing about his company. Rogen revealed that he and his creative partner Evan Goldberg took inspiration from real life while creating the show.  “Me and Evan always are quoting a meeting we had when we were just starting, where a studio executive said literally the thing that Matt says in the pilot,” Rogen told Entertainment Weekly. The actor explained how he got into the business because of his love for movies, and now he’s destroying that job in the series. He finds this tragic, sad, and “inherently very comedic in many ways.”  The comedian’s drive to make personal movies started after acting in Steven Spielberg’s autobiographical film The Fabelmans. “I was really enamored by how personal Steven made that …