HerzogisGod
Well-known member
if you havent seen "Lynch One", here's your chance to watch David Lynch behind the scenes working and reworking his sets.
Lynch in the workshop, painting, tearing down and building up facades, fussing over every detail; a chair is moved three inches to the left, get rid of that radio, and those bottles...perfect...
Lynch always stresses a "sense of place". Meaning: the look of your film world. Texture, background, little details out of frame but still essential to the feel and mood of your world
A great documentary, and a great lesson for us would-be set designers
Lynch in the workshop, painting, tearing down and building up facades, fussing over every detail; a chair is moved three inches to the left, get rid of that radio, and those bottles...perfect...
Lynch always stresses a "sense of place". Meaning: the look of your film world. Texture, background, little details out of frame but still essential to the feel and mood of your world
A great documentary, and a great lesson for us would-be set designers
Last edited: