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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2021 · 47 MIN

Interview with Jon Bush - Set Decorator

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Host Paul Booth and Jon Bush discuss Jon's experience in the Art Department. Jon has worked as a Set Dresser, Swing Gang Boss, Leadman, Set Decorator and Production Designer on short films, commercials, mainstream television series, limited series, indie and studio features. Jon also brings the unique perspective gained through working on Films directed by Tim Burton, Oliver Stone, Robert Zemeckis, Rob Reiner, Steven Soderbergh, Michael Bay and Alexander Payne. Host Paul Booth and Jon dive into the process of working with Cinematographer's, Production Designer's and Director's to bring to life the characters and world that is in the script. Jon's credits include: Alice in Wonderland, Nixon, Castaway, The Story of Us, The Limey, Out of Sight, Transformers, Pain and Gain, Spider-Man, The Last Samurai, That Thing You Do, Murder in the First, Interview with the Vampire, White Boy Rock, Lucy in the Sky, Countdown, Downsizing and Nebraska (to name a few). Jon shares his journey with humble insight, in-depth curiosity and a kind-nature that made for an informative talk for all Film lovers and Filmmakers.

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