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Decorating Pages: TV and Film Design

Kim Wannop - Set Decorator
Production Design
Set Decoration
Hollywood
Emmys
Emmy Awards
Set Design
The Penguin
Hacks
Severance
Costume Design
Oscars
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Los Angeles
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Visual Storytelling
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Dive deep into the captivating world of Film and TV production design with the "Decorating Pages Podcast." Hosted by the acclaimed, Emmy-winning set decorator Kim Wannop, this podcast pulls back the curtain to reveal the intricate and fascinating world of behind-the-scenes craftsmanship that brings your favorite stories to life on screen. From blockbuster movies to hit TV series, join Kim as she c... more

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Who actually invented the Frankenstein laboratory we all recognize?

Mary Shelley gave Victor Frankenstein a workspace—but Hollywood gave us the stone walls, operating table, massive electrical machines, lightning and strange scientific equipment tha... more

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What makes a horror movie set genuinely frightening?

Emmy-winning Set Decorator Kim Wannop and Emmy-winning Production Designer Adam Rowe each chose five horror films for the other to watch through the lens of production design and set decoration.

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How do you design a horror movie set to actually make an audience uncomfortable?

Production Designer Nick Bassett joins Emmy-winning Set Decorator Kim Wannop to go behind the scenes of Insidious: Out of the Further, the latest chapter in the Insidio... more

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Stanley Kubrick’s films are known for their unmistakable visual style — but who actually designed the sets?

Emmy-winning Set Decorator Kim Wannop examines the production design and set decoration of five Stanley Kubrick films: The Killing, Spartacus... more

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Recent Guests

Adam Rowe
Emmy-winning art director and production designer
Matlock, Rent Live (production design)
Episode: 10 Horror Movies Designed to Terrify You | Alien, Halloween, Nosferatu & More
Nick Bassett
Production designer (two-time Emmy nominated)
Insidious Out of the Further
Episode: Insidious: Out of the Further Production Design | Nick Bassett on Designing Fear
Meghan C. Rogers
Production Designer
Sugar (Season 2), Apple TV
Episode: Designing Sugar Season 2: Los Angeles Noir with Production Designer Meghan C. Rogers
Nina Ruscio
Production Designer from The Pitt
The Pitt
Episode: HBO Max Emmy-Nominated Production Designers | The Pitt, Euphoria, Hacks, Gilded Age & A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Bob Shaw
Production Designer for The Gilded Age
The Gilded Age
Episode: HBO Max Emmy-Nominated Production Designers | The Pitt, Euphoria, Hacks, Gilded Age & A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
François Audouy
Production Designer for Euphoria
Euphoria
Episode: HBO Max Emmy-Nominated Production Designers | The Pitt, Euphoria, Hacks, Gilded Age & A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Rob Tokarz
Production Designer for Hacks
Hacks
Episode: HBO Max Emmy-Nominated Production Designers | The Pitt, Euphoria, Hacks, Gilded Age & A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Tom McCullagh
Production Designer for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Episode: HBO Max Emmy-Nominated Production Designers | The Pitt, Euphoria, Hacks, Gilded Age & A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Denise Pizzini
Production designer nominated for The Muppet Show and Ploribus
Production Design (The Muppet Show)
Episode: The Muppet Show: Rebuilding the Original Muppet Theatre

Host

Kim Wannop
Host of Decorating Pages Podcast; working set decorator with extensive production design credits across TV and film.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 517 ratings
  • Amazing Resource

    I’ve learned so much from this podcast! Kim truly takes us behind the scenes from her perspective as a working set decorator. Her conversations with production designers and other art department / set dec folks are illuminating. This show is a must-listen for anyone interested in how the visual aspects of film get off the page and onto your screen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    raychillw
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great Insights and Conversations

    Learned about Kim’s show when she was a guest on ours and really enjoying listening to it! I look forward to going back and listening to previous shows too! Keep up the excellent work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LiveFromPawnee
    United States4 years ago
  • Great for set decorators & the people who love them

    I came across this podcast by googling film production, and I must say it has given me an insight into the world of set decorating as well as production design & the film industry particularly in America. Kim Wannop this is just enough of the personal with the professional to make the podcast come alive. Her guests are informative & relevant,Without too much emphasis on war stories of the trade. This is a great podcast for anyone who wants to get into set decoration or wants an overview of the a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Krizan
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • It’s just so good

    Love this podcast and all the fantastic insights and glimpses into the art of set decorating and film making. Terrific guests and even better host. If I wasn’t a mid-career lawyer, I would go back and decorate sets!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    _flyoverstate
    United States5 years ago
  • Outstanding

    Amazing show, love every bit of it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Laura J. Dunn
    United States6 years ago

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Consistently delivers practical tips and industry insight without war stories.
Host blends expertise with accessible storytelling and great guest choices.
Shows deep behind-the-scenes value for set decorators and designers.

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Hacks Emmy FYC: Rob Tokarz on Designing Deborah Vance’s Final Season
Q: What was the most challenging set to design for the final Hacks season?
The cube, due to its weight, scale, and the need for precise angles for visual effects; it had to be lifted, engineered on a platform, and lit from below to achieve the right look, making it a standout technical feat.
High Potential Set Decorator Kim Leonard & Palm Springs Restoration
Q: What role does collaboration play in your work and this podcast?
Collaboration is central; sharing resources, techniques, and stories with fellow designers helps raise the craft for everyone and keeps the industry thriving.
High Potential Set Decorator Kim Leonard & Palm Springs Restoration
Q: Can you share a memorable prop-story that illustrates your process?
I found a lamp on Etsy with its original shade, replicated the shade on another lamp from Florida, and coordinated re-chroming and sourcing to match the look exactly, a process that underscored how much detail goes into one aperture of a shot.
High Potential Set Decorator Kim Leonard & Palm Springs Restoration
Q: What challenges come with sourcing locally for these projects?
The main challenges are availability and cost, but we prioritize local vendors and thrifted pieces to achieve authenticity while supporting the community and reducing delays.
High Potential Set Decorator Kim Leonard & Palm Springs Restoration
Q: What makes Morgan's Vision sequences work for quick reads on screen?
Morgan's Vision setups use bold, concise storytelling cues with layered textures and period-accurate props arranged to read at a glance, allowing viewers to grasp character and plot in seconds during montages.

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- A visually focused look at film and TV production design, hosted by a working set decorator who chats with top production designers, set decorators, and art department insiders. Episodes center on creating authentic worlds, from period recreations to high-gloss modern sets, with behind-the-scenes stories, sourcing challenges, and collaborative workflows across departments. Notable episodes spotlight landmark projects, practical storytelling through décor, and how design choices support character and narrative under tight schedules and budgets. The show often blends technical detail with accessible anecdotes, making it a valuable resource for creatives, studios, and marketers seeking authentic design-driven storytelling.

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2. Nick Bassett
3. Meghan C. Rogers
4. Nina Ruscio
5. Bob Shaw
6. François Audouy
7. Rob Tokarz
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