Welcome to one of many miscellaneous Production Design Perfection posts. Our criteria: breathtaking visuals fitting the story and characters perfectly, with close attention to detail.
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Production Designers: Malcolm Brown, William A. Horning, Jack Martin Smith | Art Directors: Cedric Gibbons, George Gibson, Wade B Rubottom, Elmer Sheeley | Set Decorator: Edwin B. Willis
East of Eden (1955)
Art Directors: James Basevi, Malcolm C. Bert | Set Decorators: George James Hopkins, William Wallace
Moulin Rouge (2001)
Production Designer: Catherine Martin | Art Direction: Annie Beauchamp, Ian Gracie | Set Decorator: Brigitte Broch
Lost in Translation (2003)
Production Designers: K.K. Barrett, Anne Ross | Art Directors: Mayumi Tomita, Rika Nakanishi | Set Decorators: Towako Kuwashima, Tomomo Nishio
The Last Picture Show (1971)
Production Designer: Polly Platt | Art Director: Walter Scott Herdon
The Brothers Bloom (2008)
Production Designer: Jim Clay | Art Director: Jasna Dragovic, Paul Kirby | Set Decorator: Sophie Newman
Monster’s Ball (2001)
Production Designer: Monroe Kelly | Art Director: Leonard R. Spears | Set Decorator: Leonard R. Spears
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
Art Director: Richard Day | Set Decorator: George James Hopkins
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Production Designer: Richard Sylbert | Art Director: Joel Schiller | Set Decorator: Robert Nelson
Into the Wild (2007)
Production Designer: Derek R. Hill | Art Director: John Richardson, Domenic Silvestri | Set Decorator: Danielle Berman, Christopher Neely
Thoughts?
Alison Hickey
