'Hedda' Production Designer Cara Brower on Adding Mood, Class, Claustrophobia, and Timelessness to a '50s-set Party

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Written By Rendy Jones

Cara Brower details the creative process behind the film's fresh, non-traditional period look, layering different historical styles like Art Deco and modern art within an 1800s estate, and the subconscious inclusion of animal motifs.

Rendy Jones

Rendy Jones (they/he) is a film and television journalist born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. They are the owner of self-published independent outlet, Rendy Reviews, a member of the Critics’ Choice Association, GALECA, and NYFCO. They have been seen in Entertainment Weekly, Vanity Fair, Them, Roger Ebert and Paste.

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