I posted my pre-TIFF Next Wave coverage
HERE, but in addition to seeing a couple of the films featured at the festival, I also attended the Set Design Challenge on Saturday, May 12. It was such a cool event to see first-hand. Six Toronto teams were brought to the TIFF Bell Lightbox to create their own Hollywood backlot sets - each being given a different theme. Starting at 10am, the groups were provided with supplies in the form of everyday household objects and materials.
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| Some volunteers playing around in a set built by their mentors/advisors |
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| Working hard! |
Here are the six final sets:
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| Theme: Inside a temple & had to incorporate 'mom' jeans |
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| Theme: Inside a train - they chose to create a 'Granny Train' |
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| Theme: Inside a jail cell |
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| Theme: A website |
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| Theme: A teenage girl's bedroom - they chose a Medieval angle |
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| Theme: A skatepark |
They used their imagination and creativity to impress the judges: Matthew Lillard (actor & director of
Fat Kid Rules the World), Jacob Wysocki (star of
Fat Kid Rules the World), MTV's Johnny Hockin, and director Sean Wainsteim.
So which set came out on top?
The 'Website' themed team!
- Christina
Follow my adventures on Twitter: @christinaaa28
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