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Production Design, Set Design, Computer Drafting - Gabrielle

I wasn't aware when I started, that I would also build and paint most of the sets.

Shot in May 2000.

Note: These drawings are presented here for portfolio purposes only. These drawings are not available for sale or to be given away in hard copy or digitally in any scale. I will be happy to show hard-copy during a legitimate job interview for Production Designer.

Waiting room in Heaven. We used cheese cloth, front and back lit, for the columns.	Another option for the waiting room.
Yet another waiting room in Heaven.	Another view on the waiting room in Heaven.
Waiting Room set.	Waiting Room set.

Spotting plan for the Waiting Room and the 50 cheese cloth columns.

This door was used in both the Office set and the Waiting Room set.
It was rigged to open by off-camera cable.

Video Clip of Waiting Room

Tunnel to birth.

Tunnel set.

Two sections of this tunnel were made. One was lined with duvetyn for the 'Refuge of the Unborn' then both were lined with back-lit cheese cloth for the tunnel to birth.

Tunnel side view.

Hall, reception area, and Life's oval office in Heaven. Bird's Eye view.

Another hall, reception area, and Life's oval office in Heaven. Bird's Eye view.

Hall and reception area.

Update on corridor.

Life's oval office in Heaven.

Another version of Life's office.

Final office.

Life's office set in Heaven.

Corridor outside of Life's office set in Heaven.

Spotting plan for Office set.

Office plan. On the set, we turned the corridor 90 degrees counter-clockwise

We made several pieces of furniture. This is Life's desk.

Video Clip of Life's office

Living room set.

Living room set.

Kitchen set.

Bathroom set.

Art work for living foom set. 60"x36"

This was out first set. We modified an existing living room set, then added a hall, bathroom
and kitchen. We repainted the entire set and added aging as the story advanced over 40 years.

Video Clip of House

Director and Set Dressing drawing for an existing hospital set. The show
ahead of us ran late and at the last minute, we had to find a new location in a
closed hospital. We didn't shoot here.

Hospital set.

Hospital set

Sign for the hospital set. Sign for the hospital set.

We needed food stamps for one scene.

Sign for the hospital set. Sign for the hospital set.

Title cards for view screen.

The Steadicam Operator teaches the Director how heavy the Steadicam is.

Drive on. I made all signs and graphics.

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