Your Face Sounds Familiar

Your Face Sounds Familiar

perspective overview of the Your Face Sounds Familiar set

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

project summary

Your Face Sounds Familiar

2014

Pivot / LedGo / MBC

Set Design associate / Supervision


Intro

Challenges at a 45 degree angled set position...

The Bigger Picture

project pictures

photo, laying out the stage in the studio

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, shebab welding & prepping set parts

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, prefabricated parts from the factory

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, the 'merry go around' centerpiece of the set being prepped

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, the 'merry go around' centerpiece of the set being prepped

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, 'merry go around' halfway lifted

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, constructing the elevator from an electric forklift

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, shebab happily cutting away unnecessary setpieces

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, early led test on the walls and 'merry go around'

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, side walls viewed from the back

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, side walls viewed from the front, now fully operational

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, set painter detailing part of the stage

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

the devil is in the detail..
you wonder why they didn't paint up front ;o)

photo, set painter detailing part of the stage

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, set overview, some three quarters into the build

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, shebab standing in front of the centerpiece decoration

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

photo, perspective overview from audience position on the Your Face Sounds Familiar set

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

finished and prepped for show

photo, perspective overview from control room position on the Your Face Sounds Familiar set

©2014 . photo by Gert Muurling

project story

Article

Back at MBC studios, Beirut, Lebanon, first tour for Your Face Sounds Familiar. This time we'll position the whole set at a 45° angle in the studio, it's a bit of a challenge working out all set markers. But placing this way means recycling the Voice's main audience positions which will save a considerable amount of time, and time we need because of the rather complex roof structure on this one. Many thanks to a great RBA crew, they did a great job preparing major set parts prefab in their factory!