The Queen’s Gambit Production Design (with Uli Hanisch) GCS258

THE QUEEN’S GAMBIT production designer Uli Hanisch shares how he designed the show by recreating the 1960’s with meticulously-constructed and stunningly-beautiful sets, wardrobe, props and more.

Uli and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss the fundamentals for prepping as a production designer, how Uli made chess visually interesting, creating the most iconic sets of the series, the important role of color, and more!

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What you will learn:

Why 1960s design is so influential (00:54)
Basics of prepping for production design (03:23)
Critical role of a production designer (11:03)
Being tasked with making chess visually interesting (19:07)
Designing Alma Wheatley’s home (24:54)
How Beth transforms Alma’s house (35:45)
Designing unique looks for each hotel (39:22)
Uli’s favorite set he designed (44:28)
How color plays an important role in production design (46:17)
And more!

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