When it comes to trends, they are born in Hollywood. After all, Hollywood is one of the most inspirational places on the entire planet so...

In this episode I describe the structure of the Art, Set Decoration and Prop department. I’ve been in this business since 1999, and I...

On this episode I speak with Director, Producer, Writer, AD Jeff Rosenberg. I’ve worked with Jeff for a couple of years on different...

On this episode I am joined by storyboard artist Gabriel Hardman. I spoke to him in early July after seeing him in the documentary...

This episode is very special to me because I speak with Production Designer Jane Muskey.

The first time I watched "The Irishman" I couldn't really take my eyes off of the CGI on Robert De Niro's face. It wasn't that is was...

On this episode I speak with Production Designer Eugenio Caballero.

For the letter "H" I decided to watch "Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte" the 1964 black-and-white film starring Betty Davis, Olivia de Havilland

Votes for the Best Production Design of the 1990's are in... and the winner is Pleasentville! I'm really surprised.

I’ve never seen Gandhi, I’ve seen bits and pieces but never the full film so I was kind of excited to sit down for 3 1/2 hours and just zone

Ford vs. Ferrari is a period film taking place in the late 60's about how Ford motor company got into the car racing business.

Empire Strikes Back was nominated for Production Design. It’s simply incredible to create such a world that spans the universe of Star Wars.

I was kinda surprised that Harry Potter didn't make it to the end, but Avatar blew every opponent away.

D is for "The Dark Knight". I gotta say the style of this film is very understated yet intricate. The color pallets is washed out but rich.

"The Color Purple" is a film that I watch at least once a year and I cry every time.

The votes for the Best Production Design for the past ten years are in! In a tight race to the end between Inception and The Great Gatsby...

Batman is unique. The only Oscar it won was for Production Design in 1989 yet it was the highest grossing film of that year.

Batman is unique. The only Oscar it won was for Production Design in 1989 yet it was the highest grossing film of that year.

Play the Best Production Design of the last decade bracket!

In this episode I speak with my friend Ethan Goodwin. Ethan has the position of “Buyer” in the Set Dressing department.