WHEN Lynn Shelton wanted to make a movie in days past she would do it in a distinctly lo-fi, no fuss way, phoning some friends, giving them a date to gather and hoping they would turn up to help out.
So when the Humpday director was asked to helm an episode of Mad Men, a television show planned and plotted to the last detail of the last cuff link on one of the Madison Ave advertising titans, she wondered if it would be a good fit.
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