In this episode of "People's Architecture," we have with us engineer and film set designer Salma Taymour, who has worked on notable projects such as the series "Bimbo" and the film "The Washing Machine," among other important artistic endeavors.

Today, we'll talk with her about the relationship between architecture and cinema, and how we can transform words written in a script into a real place that we see on screen. We'll also discuss how architecture becomes part of the dramatic narrative of a work of art. Furthermore, we'll delve deeper into the behind-the-scenes process of film set design and learn how it's executed to achieve the results we see. If you're interested in architecture and cinema, then this episode is definitely for you.

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0:00 Introduction
2:46 Are the apartments we see in movies real or not?

5:10 How are film sets built? 9:15 When do we film on a real location and when do we build it from scratch?

12:58 How does a script transform into a real-life location?

6:06 What is continuity? And why is it so important in filming?

24:49 The secrets behind designing the apartment in the film "What's the Matter?"

34:41 Is film set design just interior design?

41:53 The difference between a real room and a studio-made room
44:20 How to start working in film set design?

53:18 The toughest challenges in the field
59:44 Why has architecture become more of a business than an art?

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