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| (Photo Source: USA Network) |
If you follow me on Twitter or have read through my recent Article Archive posts, you might know that I had the opportunity earlier this year to visit the set of two TV shows: USA Network's Graceland and A&E's The Glades. Since both are airing their respective seasons on TV at the moment, I thought I would share some photos I took while on the set visit.
For Graceland, besides interviewing the cast, we got to go on location where they were filming a scene at the parking lot and got to tour the set of the "beachfront mansion" where the agents live. (My camera wasn't working all that well, so some of these may be a bit blurry.)
Graceland, February 21, 2013
(All photos courtesy of Jeff Dodge)
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| Aaron Tveit (Mike Warren) and Daniel Sunjata (Paul Briggs) in the back of a car |
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| What we're seeing on the monitors is being filmed right outside the door |
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| There's the red car they're filming in |
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| Graceland films in Florida but is set in California -- this map shows all the locations where different scenes are located at in California |
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| The pictures surrounding the map show the locations they're filming at |
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| The prep schedule shows everything that's happening on filming days |
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| Within the story, this floor is upstairs, but since this is a set... |
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| ...there's nothing there when you look down the balcony |
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| A workstation |
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| A bedroom |
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| Another bedroom |
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| Looking down the stairs that lead to nowhere... |
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| ...the rest of the stairs (all on the same floor of the set) |
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| The bathroom...not too shabby, right? |
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| A bathtub and a balcony |
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| Out on the balcony -- and the fake ocean backdrop |
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| Balconies and fake ocean as far as the eye can see |
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| I like looking closely at the amount of detail they put into accessories. |
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| I watched episode 2 recently and got excited when I saw this fireplace -- I guess things like that happen when you've seen everything in person. |
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| Another bedroom |
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| The kitchen |
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| Why would I take a picture of the dishes? Because I love seeing how they make the place actually look like people are living there. |
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| Foosball out on the balcony |
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| The living room |
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| The dinner table |
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| A workstation |
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| If you watched the pilot, this is the room where one of them spoke on the phone in a different language. Each of these phones is meant for a different language. |
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| A subject's criminal record |
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| Pictures of fake scars and injuries for when they need to go undercover -- I remember seeing this in the background in episode 2. |
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