Archive: Designing Movies

Talking Film

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Richard Sylbert, one of the Hollywood's foremost production designers ("Chinatown," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," "Carnal Knowledge") talks about the function of the various people who work on design and the relationship of the designer to the director
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Oct 10, 1988
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