Pilno metro. Kino aikštelių braižytoja Iveta Šmidtaitė ir jos patirtys tarptautiniuose kino projektuose.

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„Kuriu netikrą architektūrą“, – apie savo darbą juokais pasakoja kino aikštelių braižytoja Iveta Šmidtaitė, dirbusi su BBC ar „Netflix“ nemažo populiarumo sulaukusiais projektais. Nuo atšiaurios XVIII a. Škotijos iki 7-8 dešimtmečio ryškaus Bostono – tokie skirtingi gali būti interjerai, kurių architektūrą nubraižo būtent šios laidos pašnekovė. Pokalbis su Lietuvoje mažai kam žinomą poziciją kino industrijoje užimančia Iveta Šmidtaite. Ved. Austėja Kuskienė.

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