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SET DESIGN IN SCIFI MOVIES 2017-07-06 06:22:14 Post No. 84673454
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Hello /tv/, I'm a set design student and next year I will take my degree exam. I want to create a set (and costume) design for a science fiction movie and I want your opinion on what scifi movies are interesting and have potential for a design re-thinking.
I was thinking about choosing Dune or Prometheus. Note that the reviews don't matter, what matters is whether it is challenging for a future set designer or not.
Don't say Mad Max, Blade Runner or The fifth element because they are already taken.
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Enders game
After earth
The running man
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>>84673454
Brazil, obviously
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Wh2b1eZFUM
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>>84673454
Try and make something original. Sci-Fi is really stale at the moment.
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ZARDOZ
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Dark City
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>>84674760
this op
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Chronicles of Riddick
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Logan's Run.
The future... a mall?
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zardoz has a very unimaginative set design (apart from the floating head)
Literally an irish house with pyramids and mirrors
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>>84675726
Exactly. That's why it could do with some design re-thinking
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Nothing much to work on, honestly.
You can do 100 different sets in the style of Brazil easily, because it has a broad aesthetic basis (neon signs, Metropolis, samurais, brutalism...).
You do a set in the style of Zardoz and it's going to be a mix of hippies and a cheap Dr. Who episode. Hard to make it look good or interesting imho.
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