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Saturday, 1 November 2014
The Prisoner Comment!
Cameraman
set dresser John Lageu recalled “I
remember we didn’t have enough room for the Jukebox corridor, so we had to
build it in forced perspective. In other words, we built it to try and create
distance. To do this, you build the set, say 10 feet across at the front and as
you go to the back the width and height is decreased, so that the set may only
be four or five feet wide by the time you reach the back. This has the effect that, if you were to
walk down it, you would be doubled over by the time you reached the end, but
when you actually see it, it looks like a full height and width corridor all the
way along. This means, however, that we can’t make an actor walk all the way
down!"
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