DISENCHANTED // DISNEY
As a member of the Set Decoration team for 'Disenchanted,' I was involved in the creative process of bringing the magical world of the Disney sequel to life. We approached the project with a goal of creating a cohesive and immersive world that built upon the established themes of the previous film, while also incorporating fresh and unique elements.
Collaborating with the Art Department was crucial to ensure that our sets were cohesive with the overall look and feel of the film. We worked to ensure that every detail, from the sprawling market towns to the high-flying New York offices, was carefully crafted and designed to transport viewers into the world of the film.
One of the most exciting aspects of the project was our ability to produce bespoke hand props, furniture, and soft furnishings. This required a combination of creativity, precision, and technical skill. We were constantly seeking inspiration and working to incorporate unique design elements that would set our sets apart.
To bring our vision to life, we provided design briefs to our extended team of Home Economists, prop makers, and Set Dec construction team. This helped to ensure that everyone was working towards a shared vision and that our sets were consistent in style and tone.
Thanks to our efficient workflow and a long list of reliable suppliers, we were able to create an array of hand-stitched soft props and custom-designed horse carts, among other items. Our buyers worked tirelessly to source furniture and other small items that fit within the Disney aesthetic, and our in-house scenic workshop was able to bring these items to life through careful design and construction.
Overall, my experience working on 'Disenchanted' as a member of the Set Decoration team was incredibly rewarding. It was a chance to flex our creative muscles, collaborate with a talented group of individuals, and bring a beloved Disney world to life in a fresh and exciting way.
