ADG Perspective

July-August 2022

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ith the crazy amount of oce space and the furniture needed to fill it, the set also needed individualized dressing for every workstation. esides the oce, the crew needed to furnish two individual hightech laboratories. e went to order fortyfive lab tables and out of the blue, our vendor couldn't provide them. ndaunted, im tracked down the manufacturer in Mexico, called them direct and arranged for them to be brought to the border of San Diego and picked up, with a week to go before shooting. Set decoration also ordered premade metal lab cabinets, but when they were delivered, half of them were missing. The company promised to deliver the rest in a week, which was the Friday before shooting, but they only delivered half of those already missing. Construction spent the weekend mocking up the missing quarter of the cabinets, to be replaced when the others eventually arrived. y far the craziest story was that of the five Siemens machines. Siemens blood testing equipment is key to the story, but it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to purchase them new and A. THERANOS PAGEMILL MODEL VIEW BY JEAN-PAUL LEONARD. B. ROUND CONFERENCE ROOM. SET PHOTO. C. OFFICE AREA. SET PHOTO. D. BRAINSTORM ROOM. SET PHOTO. E. YELLOW PODS. SET PHOTO. F. BREAK ROOM. SET PHOTO. G. RECTANGULAR CONFERENCE ROOM. SET PHOTO. H. PODS. SKETCHUP MODEL BY JEAN-PAUL LEONARD. I. ELIZABETH HOLMES' OFFICE IN PROGRESS. D E G F H I

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