How the set decorator helps tell the story | Warner Bros. Property

Want to learn more about set design? Warner Bros. Property Department presents the first episode in our Set Dec Series where well-known set decorators Ann Shea, Peter Gurski, and Amy Feldman talk about how the set decorator helps tell the story when it comes to a TV show or movie.

The interview took place in the Warner Bros. Prop House, which was established in the early days of the Studio to house the treasures and antiques from the very first Warner Bros. productions. Today, we have grown to over 200,000 square feet, encompassing four floors of set dressing. We feature the largest selection of furniture, rugs, drapery, lighting and hand props from ultra modern to rare antiquities from Hollywood’s Golden eras. In addition to our vast array of unique, antique and period set dressing, “The Collection” area of the Property Department houses the most contemporary and cutting edge furnishing in a convenient one-stop shopping experience.

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