ADG Perspective

January-February 2023

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of the ADG, was incredible to work with. His knowledge of the physical and digital set spaces made budgeting and building specific pieces without getting redundant that much easier. He helped to figure out how to make a platform drop from the heavens to the stage floor with a small chunk of foreground flooring, and without hydraulics. Mel's favorite set was La Befana's house. "I want to live in here!" she would often exclaim. The stonework was a mix of marshmallow and striped hard candy-looking stone, adding some playfulness to what would be the "scariest" of all the sets. Once again, Maile nailed the dressing with dried herbs, bottles of ingredients and spices, and the quintessential cauldron that made soups as well as potions. This set had the ability to be dark and foreboding, as well as light and playful, as the arc of the witches' character changed throughout the series. E G F H I J

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