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Film and Furniture
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2015
The Brutalist: Behind the Film Sets and Furniture
In this exclusive video podcast interview with Film and Furniture’s Paula Benson and The Brutalist's production designer Judy Becker and set decorator Patricia Cuccia, we explore the design, furniture and architecture of The Brutalist.
Directed by actor-turned-filmmaker Brady Corbet, The Brutalist tells the story of László Tóth (Adrien Brody), a fictional Hungarian Jewish architect and furniture designer who survives the Holocaust and relocates to America in 1947 to rebuild his life. The film draws inspiration from the lives of pioneering architects and designers such as Marcel Breuer, Louis Kahn and Mies Van der Rohe.
When to Watch This Video?
You can watch this video before seeing the film, and it may enhance your viewing experience. However, please note that it contains SPOILERS. If you're sensitive to them, feel free to watch it after you've seen the film-chances are, it might make you want to watch it all over again!
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share!
Read our feature: Furniture in The Brutalist: How Early Modernist Designers Influenced a Monumental Tale
at filmandfurniture.com/2025/01/furniture-in-the-brutalist-how-early-modernist-designers-influenced-a-monumental-tale/
Discover more and buy the furniture mentioned in this video podcast in the Film and Furniture Marketplace: filmandfurniture.com/designer/marcel-breuer/
Sign up to our newsletter: filmandfurniture.com/membership/
Credits
Film and Furniture Founder and Editor: Paula Benson
Podcast Producer: Suzanne Courage
Video/Podcast Editor: Ira Putilova
Graphics: Paul West @Form Design and Branding
With thanks to A24, Universal Pictures, Focus Features
Directed by actor-turned-filmmaker Brady Corbet, The Brutalist tells the story of László Tóth (Adrien Brody), a fictional Hungarian Jewish architect and furniture designer who survives the Holocaust and relocates to America in 1947 to rebuild his life. The film draws inspiration from the lives of pioneering architects and designers such as Marcel Breuer, Louis Kahn and Mies Van der Rohe.
When to Watch This Video?
You can watch this video before seeing the film, and it may enhance your viewing experience. However, please note that it contains SPOILERS. If you're sensitive to them, feel free to watch it after you've seen the film-chances are, it might make you want to watch it all over again!
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share!
Read our feature: Furniture in The Brutalist: How Early Modernist Designers Influenced a Monumental Tale
at filmandfurniture.com/2025/01/furniture-in-the-brutalist-how-early-modernist-designers-influenced-a-monumental-tale/
Discover more and buy the furniture mentioned in this video podcast in the Film and Furniture Marketplace: filmandfurniture.com/designer/marcel-breuer/
Sign up to our newsletter: filmandfurniture.com/membership/
Credits
Film and Furniture Founder and Editor: Paula Benson
Podcast Producer: Suzanne Courage
Video/Podcast Editor: Ira Putilova
Graphics: Paul West @Form Design and Branding
With thanks to A24, Universal Pictures, Focus Features
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Wicked: Behind the Film Sets
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The movie Wicked brings to life a magical world where both macro and micro design elements work in harmony to immerse the audience in the origin story of Elphaba (The Wicked Witch, played by Cynthia Erivo) and Galinda/Glinda (Ariana Grande). In this exclusive video podcast interview with Film and Furniture’s Paula Benson and the film's production designer Nathan Crowley, we explore the design p...
The Film and Furniture Video Podcast Trailer
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Welcome to the Film and Furniture podcast! If you’re a film fan with a passion for design, grab your headphones and pull up a chair, because, you’ve just found the perfect place to geek out over the magic of film design. Every episode, will take you deep into the world where cinema and design collide, with an incredible lineup of interviews and insights that you won't want to miss! Film and Fur...
Conclave: Designing Power & Secrecy
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Join Suzie Davies, production designer of Conclave, and Film and Furniture’s Paula Benson for an exclusive behind-the-scenes interview on the design of Conclave. Suzie shares her insights into creating the film’s striking sets, from the secretive world of the Vatican to the recreated Sistine Chapel. Learn about the challenges of blending history with modernity to craft iconic spaces that height...
Design Secrets of Dune: Part Two - How Spaces Shape Cultures
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Join us for an exclusive interview with Dune: Part Two Production Designer Patrice Vermette, Set Decorator Shane Vieau and Film and Furniture's Paula Benson. They reveal how their designs go beyond aesthetics to reflect the cultures and identities of the film’s three primary worlds: the resilient Fremen of Arrakis, the oppressive Harkonnen of Giedi Prime, and the opulent Imperial society of Kai...
The Shining: A Design Legacy - a talk by Paula Benson of Film and Furniture
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Paula Benson, founder and editor of Film and Furniture discusses the design legacy of the Kubrick's The Shining at a Halloween screening of the classic horror as part of Cheltenham International Film Festival
Saltburn: Creating a house of dreams (and nightmares). Film and Furniture exclusive interview.
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There are captivating performances in Saltburn but none quite as alluring as the Saltburn house itself. In an exclusive @filmandfurniture interview, Production Designer Suzie Davies and Set Decorator Charlotte Dirickx share insights into creating a house of dreams (and nightmares) and delve into the filming location, design and décor details. Discover more details at filmandfurniture.com/
Herman Makkink's Rocking Machine sculpture and how it came to be in Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange
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Herman Makkink's Rocking Machine sculpture and how it came to be in Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange
The Avalon Lounge: An Interiors Homage to Passengers (and The Shining)
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The Avalon Lounge: An Interiors Homage to Passengers (and The Shining)
The Atlas of Furniture Design by Film and Furniture
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The Atlas of Furniture Design by Film and Furniture
The Overlook Hotel Park City featuring carpet supplied by Film and Furniture
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The Overlook Hotel Park City featuring carpet supplied by Film and Furniture
Unboxing: The Italian Job Collector Edition on 4K Ultra HD
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Unboxing: The Italian Job Collector Edition on 4K Ultra HD
The film sets and interior design of Maestro
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The film sets and interior design of Maestro
Cassiopeia lamp by Max Sauze as seen in House of Gucci
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Cassiopeia lamp by Max Sauze as seen in House of Gucci
HK Diplomat sofa (Howard Keith) 1970s vintage original
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HK Diplomat sofa (Howard Keith) 1970s vintage original
Film and Furniture's Designers in Film: Ken Adam in conversation with Mike Dempsey
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Film and Furniture's Designers in Film: Ken Adam in conversation with Mike Dempsey
HK Diplomat sofa (Howard Keith) 1970s vintage original
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HK Diplomat sofa (Howard Keith) 1970s vintage original
Reference turntable from Film and Furniture
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Reference turntable from Film and Furniture
Bardo - designing a world that spans dreams and reality (exclusive interview).
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Bardo - designing a world that spans dreams and reality (exclusive interview).
Film and Furniture - what's it all about?
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Film and Furniture - what's it all about?
The Overlook Park City - interview and tour
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The Overlook Park City - interview and tour
It was beautiful. To say it has impacted me is an understatement. Thank you for everyone who worked on this production
Continuously blown away by everything that went into making this movie. My goodness!
This is such a fantastic video! I love hearing what went into actually pulling this off 😍
Glad you enjoyed it!
❤
Great conversation...thanks for making it so fun to watch.
@@vampirehours glad you enjoyed it. many more like this coming up!
My mind is blown at all the details and the creativity that went into this fabulous movie. What an amazing interview and what a wonderful chance for this behind-the-scenes look at all the production. Nathan Crowley is a genius! And his crews are miracle workers!
I couldn’t agree with you more! The creativity and attention to detail and love that went into to Wicked boggles my mind. I love hearing about it came to be!
@@salishseaquest7952 agree with all of that! Incredible detail.
The movie was really good. Enjoyed this conversation.
Your uploading in 720 perhaps 4k?
The quality of the video interviews undertaken on Zoom only allow 720 unfortunately. hopefully you can enjoy the content equally well!
🎉thank you, we look forward to it❤
This looks so cool!!!
@@MrRiverBeaver glad you enjoyed. Stay tuned for weekly episodes!
I enjoyed this. Good Stuff.
@@bigsnap5 Patrice and Shane are very clever. Stay tuned for weekly episodes running up to the Oscars.
Very interesting interviews. Many thanks for sharing this.
When will people get that turning their phone to the side if the way to record video on your phone? It looks great.
Weekend at Bernie's meets Niles & Frasier and the dead seal in the peignoir at the beach house.
*promosm*
237 is the distance to the moon. The text on typewriter is “A11 work…” not All (number 11 not the letter L) for Apollo 11 per Kubrick’s last interview.
This is absolutely incredible! Amazing job!! I have 2 questions for you… In the 237 bathroom, what’s the name of the green color you used for the toilet, sink, and tub? In the shower, what is the material used on the shower walls? Looks like just drywall but it can’t be with the moisture, right?
Hi, Jay the owner of the house didn't mention the exact colours he used, but if he sees this message I am sure he will reply or take a closer look at the stills at filmandfurniture.com/2022/10/a-family-of-the-shining-fans-recreate-the-overlook-hotel-in-their-basement/
@@filmandfurniture Those stills are great, thank you 👍
Awesome!!!
“Mr. Hallorann, are you scared of this place?”
Well seeing this place is now on my bucket list. Wow.
Very nice!
One day they will recreate the hotel for commercial purposes.
Beautiful work.
I would love to get some of that carpet.
And you can! > filmandfurniture.com/products/furniture-homeware/
Love how the lighting in the shower casts shadows of three upside down crosses under the shower handles!
well spotted!
"Some places are like people: some shine and some don't ".
Man, I would not want to be near that bathroom! Great job.
Outstanding! But was this intentionally uploaded in 480p?
🌲☄🏔I wish I could crash there,Forever & ever &ever..⛰☄🌲
Amazing 😍 beautiful space. I would stay there forever....and ever....and ever
Rob Ager sent me.
Word:)
Hat off to you folks for the work you've put in here. But I would NOT stay in there over night !!!
I love how the owner bears a somewhat striking resemblance to Milich from Eyes Wide Shut.
I hear they're looking for a winter caretaker. I might apply, whats the worst that could happen 🤷♂️
Amazing! Can't wait to see it in person!
This in incredible, excellent work both suppliers and owners!
So much dedication!
Really amazing!
isn't it just...