“It's a hassle”: you will no longer see the decor of this new flagship series of TF1 in the same way after reading that

It's been a week since TF1 viewers discover the new chain's event series: everything for light. The co -produced soap opera with Netflix follows the daily life of a prestigious singing and dance school in La Ciotat.

While the students are preparing to start a new cycle, their destiny rocks when the director of the establishment falls terrible on the stairs, leaving them without vocal coach. If Justine (Prudence Leroy) and Joël (Gilles Cohen) try to maintain the school afloat, Victoria (Joy Esther), the daughter of Florence (Isabel Otéro), returns to town.

Will Victoria succeed in making a place for herself at the Light studio in everything for the light?

A news that disrupts everyone since she had not returned to the studio for twenty years. Upon arrival, some hold it rigorous, going so far as to do everything to try to make it leave. But the students are delighted! Victoria has thus known glory in her youth with a tube that all remember.

But then, will Victoria end up reconnecting with music? It is to be discovered on TF1! This production also benefits from exceptional sets. The school walls are all made of glass. A challenge for filming, as explained by Martin Berléand, the production director:

“You have to pay attention to each plan”

“We have chosen glass for the partitions of all the rooms and it is a hassle. There are reflections all the time, but it is magnificent. However, we must be careful with each plan” he reveals before adding:

“What we did to minimize our pain is that all the mirrors and all the windows can be hidden if necessary.” One thing is certain, it looks very good!

Meet every day of the week from 6 p.m. to discover the rest of Everything for light And in replay on the TF1+ platform!