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The scenery of a film or TV show plays just as important of a role as the plot and characters. The setting helps to create the perfect atmosphere that gives a film or TV show more authenticity and draws the viewer into new worlds or a different time perio
The settings of films can take viewers to different parts of the world and express the story through visually stunning locations. From Victorian train stations to medieval architectural marvels, these four iconic movie locations enhanced the storytelling
The settings of films can take viewers to different parts of the world and express the story through visually stunning locations. From ancient ruins to medieval architectural marvels, these four iconic movie locations enhanced the storytelling of the movi
The locations and settings of films create a new layer of storytelling and can shape the atmosphere of the scene. As the holidays draw near, take some time to revisit some classic holiday films that feature impressive and festive masonry structures.
The settings and backgrounds of narratives enhance the atmosphere and tone of the story. Whether it's the harsh marble or stone design of a castle or the warmth of a brick home, the buildings used provide an extra layer of storytelling that impacts how th
The settings and backgrounds of films enhance the atmosphere and tone of the story. Whether it's the harsh marble or stone design of a castle or the warmth of a brick home, the buildings used provide an extra layer of storytelling that impacts the film. A
Located in Hampshire, England, Highclere Castle has gone through three iterations from its beginnings in the medieval era to today. Ownership of the estate’s land can be traced back to 749 A.D.
The Dakota, completed in 1884, exemplifies robust masonry construction, characteristic of the era's grand apartment buildings.
In the idyllic village of Mogno, nestled in the Maggia Valley of Switzerland, sits the Church of San Giovanni Battista. This modern masonry marvel was constructed between 1992 and 1996 after an avalanche in 1986 destroyed the original 17th-century church.
Completed in 1893 in downtown Los Angeles, the Bradbury Building showcases meticulous masonry work throughout its structure, blending various materials to create a stunning visual and tactile experience.