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face off that building, which became a key into the aesthetic of what our other houses had to be. The film's characters arrive upon this destruction and Javi's Storm PAR gang do their "vulture" thing as Tyler's team does their altruistic best to help the people who lost their homes by feeding them and helping search through debris. OM: After Crystal Springs, Kate goes to the Westway Motel in a town named Stillwater. Midwest City stood in for Stillwater in the film. Tyler catches up to her and they go across the street to a rodeo in progress. Those two sets worked together. It was pretty phenomenal when we did an overhead Google search and found an empty field across from a motel missing a corner building but with a big empty courtyard. PS: These two spaces laid out perfectly for the scene and gave the opportunity to build our own motel office and to fill in the missing back corner of the structure. The courtyard had the perfect space to put in a swimming pool and all the scripted elements would fall into place. It was a challenge to build a real swimming pool in our timeline but it had to be done because we needed strong anchor points for stunts and special effects, and a false wall for standpipes. The pool needed to be subterranean since we were going to drop a horse trailer in it. Outside vendors aren't usually accustomed to an urgent filming timeline, but Brian Benavides found a local contractor who was willing to accommodate us. The old Pawhuska rodeo grounds became the inspiration for the film's rodeo grandstand. We contracted with a traveling rodeo promoter to create the arena and the paddocks, and then, working with the set decoration team, created our own souvenir, concessions and ranch stands "alley." OM: We also knew it had to be destroyed, so it had to come apart quickly and we planned to use the parts and pieces from our motel build as wrecked dressing. Unfortunately, we had to stop filming halfway through the sequence because of the SAG strike. We completed only the work with the rodeo animals, then buttoned it all up and waited until PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Patrick Sullivan SUPERV. ART DIRECTOR: Oana B. Miller ART DIRECTOR: _____________ CONST. COORDINATOR: Bert Rodriguez SET DECORATOR: Missy Parker ART DEPARTMENT: Prairie Surf Studios 1 Myriad Gardens Oklahoma City, OK 73102 RODEO SITE PLAN NE 23RD ST, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73104 Domenic Silvestri Brian Benavides PICNIC AREA CHUTE CHUTE CHUTE CHUTE CONTESTANT AUTO ENTRANCE PATRON AUTO ENTRANCE CONTESTANT SHADE STRUCTURES BY S.D. PICNIC TABLES, TYP BIKE SHELTER AS SECONDARY TICKET BOOTH TICKET BOOTH SEE SHT #6 FRONT PARKING AREA: 76 CARS VENDOR / OVERFLOW PARKING: 30 CARS CONTESTANT PARKING: 10 CARS RODEO ARENA PARKING ATTENDANT PARKING ATTENDANT PARKING ATTENDANT C L 'A' OVERFLOW TRUCK PARKING C L 'B' SOUTH ENTRY C L 'A' VENDOR ALLEY SEE SHT #2 PARKING ATTENDANT G3 G4 BUDWEISER TRAILER W/ TABLES & TENTS CONCESSIONS SEE SHT #7 SNO-CONE TRAILER FUNNEL CAKE TRAILER 100' X 180' COMMERCIAL SMOKER BY S.D. & PROPS ADDITIONAL VENDOR BOOTHS, TYP. RODEO-RELATED TACK & ITEMS BY S.D. PICNIC TABLES, TYP NORTH ENTRY EXISTING CONCRETE VAULT TO REMAIN NOTE: TK PRO RODEO TO ROTO-TILL RODEO ARENA SEE RODEO ARENA LAYOUT DETAIL, SHT #3 FOR MORE INFORMATION WOOD FENCE BY CONST. EXISTING CURB FACE ESTABLISH PRIMARY DATUM LINE #1 BY STARTING HERE DATUM LINE #1 ENDS AT INTERSECTION OF WOOD FENCE AND CHAIN LINK FENCE WOOD LIGHT POLE BY CONST. TYP SET LIGHTING TO INSTALL LIGHTS, TYP FINAL SPOTTING PER ART DIRECTOR NOTE: ALL POLES TO BE SET INTO GROUND PER MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDATIONS TYP SUPER TROOPER SCAFFOLD TOWER (4 TOTAL) 8' X 8' X 12'T BY GRIP/ELECTRICS S.D. TO DRESS W/ FABRIC/BUNTING TYP VENDOR BOOTH SEE SHT #2.1 PORTABLE WASH STATIONS SYMBOL LEGEND TRAFFIC CONE (x35) LIGHT POLE (x12) SUPER TROOPER LIGHTING TOWER (x4) 10' X 10' POP-UP TENT BY SET DEC (5) VENDOR BOOTH (x10) OPEN SIDE EXISTING POWER POLE FOOD/BEER TRAILERS BY SET DEC (x3) (1) FUNNEL CAKE TRAILER (2) SNO-CONE TRAILER (3) COMMERCIAL SMOKER (4) BUDWEISER TRAILER EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT FLAG POLES BY SET DEC (X6) LOADING & TRUCK PARKING ADJACENT RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY (THIS AREA NOT PART OF SET) TRUCKS NOTE: ITEMS CODED (YELLOW) BY CONSTRUCTION ITEMS CODED (PURPLE) BY SET DEC ITEMS CODED (GREEN) BY SET LIGHTING ITEMS CODED (BROWN) BY TK PRORODEO "BILLBOARD" FRAME W/ SIGNS BY CONST. SEE SHT #9 C L #1 4X4 WOOD POST W/ STRING LIGHTS BY CONST. TRUCKS EASTRIDGE DRIVE HWY 62 / N.E. 23RD STREET C L #1 NOTE: HEAVY RED LINE INDICATES "SNOW FENCE" USED FOR CROWD CONTROL "SNOW FENCE" TYP. EXISTING CHAIN-LINK FENCE 96'-0" ±15° 152'-0" PARKING ATTENDANT CAUTION! NOTE EXISTING POWER LINES ABOVE GRANDSTAND: SEATS APPROX. 480 SEE SHT #4 EXISTING BUS STOP TO REMAIN PORTABLE TOILETS NOTE!! UNDERGROUND NATURAL GAS PIPELINE NO DIGGING! 278'-3" UP CONTESTANT TRUCK ENTRANCE AUTO ENTRANCE FIRE HYDRANT TYP. EXISTING POWER POLE FIRE HYDRANT AS PERMANENT WOOD POLES W/ LIGHTS & SPEAKERS, ETC. TYP WILD TK PRORODEO BOOTH ANNOUNCER BOOTH SEE SHT #5 40'-0" SHIPPING CONTAINER OFFICE FOR SET LIGHTING USE EXISTING CURB CUT FOR PORTABLE GENERATORS BY SET LIGHTING AS NEEDED, TYP. KEEP AREA CLEAR FOR CONDOR / EQUIPMENT TRAVEL FLAGPOLE BY SET DEC, TYP. FLAGPOLES BY SET DEC, TYP. WOOD FENCE BY CONST. REUSE EXISTING DETERDING SIGN W/ NEW PANEL & GRAPHIC FINAL SPOTTING PER ART DIRECTOR FLAGPOLE BY SET DEC, TYP. 1.0 SITE PLAN 1.1 SITE PLAN W/ DIMENSIONS 1.2 SITE PLAN - TORNADO AFTERMATH 2.0 VENDOR ALLEY PLAN 2.1 VENDOR BOOTHS 3.0 RODEO ARENA PLAN 4.0 GRANDSTANDS 5.0 ANNOUNCER BOOTH 6.0 TICKET BOOTH 7.0 CONCESSION STAND 8.0 BILLBOARD SIGNS TABLE OF CONTENTS A. MOTEL AND RODEO (GOOGLE MAPS OVERHEAD VIEW). B. MOTEL AND RODEO TORNADO AFTERMATH. CONCEPT ART BY RAJ RIHAL USING BLENDER AND PHOTOSHOP. C. WESTWAY MOTEL SITE PLAN. DRAWING BY ANDREW LAYTON USING VECTORWORKS. THE YELLOW AREAS WERE ADDED FOR FILMING. D. RODEO ARENA SITE PLAN. DRAWING BY KELSEY GARRETT USING VECTORWORKS. A B C D