ADG Perspective

July-August 2022

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The next step was ordering materials. My first dose of reality for ust how big the set was going to be was in the astronomical amount of carpet we needed. The availability of materials was constantly and abruptly changing. Something could be plentiful one week and gone forever the next week. The volume of dropped orders, incorrect shipments, and yes, even miscommunications by the overstressed construction and rt Department, made us all shift into survival mode. e had to make whatever arrived work. y the end of the installation, the crew was piecing together carpet in elaborate computerized cutting patterns to avoid any waste. The people who had to install the flooring could be unreasonable, but they also were also incredibly patient and skilled. Many kudos to ssistant rt Director Lorie allick, who never gave up and saved the day many times. Meanwhile in set decorating, the sheer number of items that had to be acquired for this one set of Theranos was beyond daunting. here I might have given up, I was constantly impressed by the decorator, im Leonard, and her crew's ability to make it happen. A B C

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