Everything for light: this stunning detail that you had (maybe) not noticed in the decor

After a launch with great fanfare on June 16 on TF1, the broadcast of everything for light is in full swing. The co -produced series with Netflix also makes a real box with young people.

We follow the return of Victoria Vargas (Joy Esther) to the Ciotat after twenty years of absence. By learning that her mother had an accident and that she is in a coma, she immediately went to town, but her past is pursuing her.

Florence (Isabel Otéro) is, in fact, the director of the establishment in which she studied younger: the Light studio, a singing and dance school. Convinced that Victoria wants to take control of the studio, Joël (Gilles Cohen), Florence's husband, does everything to push his wife's daughter to leave in Avignon.

Suffice to say that the new soap opera promised to be rich in twists and turns. Production has put the small dishes in the big ones in order to offer viewers of the great spectacle, especially with the sets. All the walls are thus made of glass and are inspired by a real Ciotat building.

But had you noticed this detail in the instrument room? If you look more closely, you will see that the window is not real and that a false background representing the city has been added, as revealed by the production director of the series, Martin Berléand:

“There is no green background”

“We play the outside very little. You see, we even hid the windows a little and there is no green background. We play the sea a little, the sky. It goes very well in pictures.” On the other hand, know that the bricks you see on the screen are not true either:

“We are very happy with the effect of this synthetic brick. There was a lot of patina work to have this result. It is polystyrene, but with a rendering which is quite crazy. It is eight layers of paint.”

“It was quite impressive”

“There were ten painters who worked for more than a month to really skate to get this result. It was quite impressive and the same, the structure is obviously wood that was patinated” he concludes with enthusiasm.

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