Leo Belvin

Developed set's visual theme through script analysis and director communication.

Acquired furniture, décor, props, and wardrobe while adhering to budget constraints.

Created an old Southern smoking woman's house through design elements such as lace curtains, an old floral couch, vintage glass, crochet projects, and pieces of decor from different decades.

Used "Movie Paint" for the nicotine look around the house.

Cut out the back of a refrigerator for a camera shot of the inside.

Conducted thorough searches across various locations to locate specific film assets.

Organized crew including set dressers, prop master, and swing gang.

Ensured set safety through comprehensive security measures.

Coordinated with Production Designer and Director to shape cinematic appearance.

Collaborated with set dressers to organize the set.

Simulated bird-window collision with artificial bird and blood for visual effect.

Created a false window for said bird to fly into.

Created an art museum from an empty room.

Utilized authentic artwork as the centerpiece, ensuring its preservation.

Collaborated with Production Designer to inventory existing props and set decor.

Provided ongoing assistance to Production Designer during filming.

Created a teenage girl's room and a cafe.

Sourced various locations for set pieces and props.

Dressed and undressed every set.

Ensured continuity of props and set dressing.

Ensured set safety.

Collaborated with the Production Designer and the Director to develop set aesthetics.

Turned a regularly used diner into an abandoned one through temporary sprays, fake dust, and other elements.

Prepared and dismantled set elements daily for filming.

Ensured all logos/copyright images were covered or greeked.

Adjusted set dressing to facilitate optimal camera and lighting angles.

• Assisted the Production Designer with their creative vision.
• Created a gritty and dark environment featuring graffiti, dust, and trash debris.