The Texture of Time
They say, "Age before beauty". We prefer to say that beauty comes with age. when we work with older locations, they lend a rare authenticity that sets the mood.
Coastal
Weather-beaten coastal cottages in films like The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society show that sand, waves, and coziness can be the perfect backdrop for any story.
Centuries-old buildings like English castles in The Favorite reveal fascinating details that transport us back in time.
The whole Northeast, and specifically our own backyard Garden State, has a lot of timeless options that can take us back to any era.
Those layers of history you can almost reach out and touch beckon us to sit back and lose ourselves for a while in their well-worn – but still magnificent – embraces.
Speak Truth to Power
11 个月I was watching a film noir from the forties. It ended at Union Station in Los Angeles. That building looks exactly the same now. An advantage of churches is they look the same or comparable for years.