Wicked: Behind the Film Sets (Video podcast)
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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 process and reveal the intricate details of the Wicked film sets that make the movie visually spectacular.
The film’s world-building draws on history, fantasy, and nostalgia, crafting a space that feels both familiar and completely new.
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Read our Wicked feature: Macro to Micro Magic: Behind the Film Sets of Wicked with Nathan Crowley
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Credits Film and Furniture Founder and Editor: Paula Benson Podcast Producer: Suzanne Courage Video/Podcast Editor: Laura Spini Graphics: Paul West @Form Design and Branding With thanks to Universal Pictures
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