‘Blitz’ Star Saoirse Ronan Shares What Makes Steve McQueen and Adam Stockhausen the Perfect Collaborators
In celebration of IndieWire Honors, 'Blitz' star Saoirse Ronan tells us what make Steve McQueen and Adam Stockhausen perfect ...
‘Blitz' Collaborators Steve McQueen and Adam Stockhausen Are a Match Made in Cinematic Heaven - And It Started with an Unexpected Prop
Receiving the Wavelength Award at this year's event, McQueen first noticed Stockhausen's work in the comedy "The Switch," ...
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‘Blitz’ Built and Destroyed Practical Sets Instead of Relying on CGI: ‘We Wanted It to Feel Like a Bomb Had Exploded’
Director Steve McQueen could not have made his latest film “Blitz” without production designer Adam Stockhausen. McQueen needed him to help tell the story of World War II London as it came ...
‘Blitz’ Built and Destroyed Practical Sets Instead of Relying on CGI: ‘We Wanted It to Feel Like a Bomb Had Exploded’
"Blitz" director Steve McQueen and production designer Adam Stockhausen built and destroyed practical sets instead of using CGI.
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How ‘Blitz’ Recreates War-Torn London
Doing research for the film, McQueen and its production designer, Adam Stockhausen, were struck again and again by “the incongruity, and the heartbreak,” of images of life in London during the ...
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How ‘Blitz’ Production Designer Adam Stockhausen Brought 1940s London to Life
Oscar-winning production designer Adam Stockhausen had a major hand in creating this sprawling world. Here, he discusses his meticulous research process, how he used visuals to bring viewers into ...
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A mother and son are separated by the London 'Blitz' in this quietly radical film
Blitz becomes the heartrending tale of a mother and child trying to find each other across a bombed-out landscape — a smoky ruin in Adam Stockhausen’s brilliant production design. For all ...
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Steve McQueen says “Blitz” captures WWII in a way that ‘hasn't been depicted before in cinema’
How did the costumes and production design help recreate 1940s London? Working with Adam Stockhausen on the production design and then Jacqueline Durran on the costume design was extraordinary.