Storytelling (2001) | Production Design

Storytelling

Todd Solondz Director
Good Machine 2001

Woman in red light, Storytelling (2001), directed by Todd Solondz. Production design by James Chinlund.

Writer's apartment, Storytelling (2001)

Storytelling poster, Storytelling (2001)

Family dinner, Storytelling (2001)

Suburban living room, Storytelling (2001)

Family in the den, Storytelling (2001)

Kitchen and staircase, Storytelling (2001)

Students taking an exam in a gym, Storytelling (2001)

Test answer sheet, Storytelling (2001)

Teenager's bedroom, Storytelling (2001)

Teenager in his bedroom, Storytelling (2001)

Housekeeper in the kitchen, Storytelling (2001)

Woman at a desk at night, Storytelling (2001)

Hospital bed in the family room, Storytelling (2001)

Documentary filmmaker outdoors, Storytelling (2001)

Rainy residential street, Storytelling (2001)

Woman on the phone in the kitchen, Storytelling (2001)

Family gathered in the living room, Storytelling (2001)

Suburban house at dusk, Storytelling (2001)

Man in an office, Storytelling (2001)

Family in front of a fire, Storytelling (2001)

Talk show set, Storytelling (2001)

Storytelling — Todd Solondz, 2001 Working with Todd Solondz, a key figure in the New York independent film world, Storytelling was an early lesson in restraint for production designer James Chinlund — that the role of design is sometimes simply to amplify character and provide a neutral, impartial counterbalance to the heightened nature of dark comedy. The invisibility of the design was the point.

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