ADG Perspective

March-April 2021

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I ' M Y O U R W O M A N | P E R S P E C T I V E 7 1 The car chase and crash scenes presented the challenge of potentially seeing too much of the 2019 world on an already tapped budget. The city of Mceesport off ered many older buildings and a run of streets for long stretches of driving. It was, however, mostly abandoned, so lights were needed as well as signage, banners and posters to hide modern elements. The story and the shooting schedule ended in December with the cabin. I wanted it to be a rustic hunting cabin and yet a warm family place where Cal had spent time as a child. To accommodate the shooting crew, along with the babies who played Harry, the cabin was insulated with a functioning furnace, as well as a working fi replace. Gary osko and Greg Jones devised moveable blinds' to hide the equipment and routes up to the trucks on the hill during the many days and nights of fi lming. After many weeks of building, painting and dressing in the rain, snow and mud, we were all quite happy to hand it over to the shooting crew and start our wrap. ADG Gae Buckley, Production Designer Gary Kosko, Art Director Kate Dougherty, Set Designer Brad Towell, Graphic Artist Patrick Cassidy, Set Decorator G F E H I

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