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One would think it would be a million times easier to simply pay Apple to film in one of their real stores for a day or two. That is unless the film producers want to have an Apple Store without Apple logos, perhaps?

Nick May 22, 2008 at 6:15 pm

So there’s been confirmation that it is indeed an Apple store, and not one of the 100 other stores or restaurants Shawmut has designed and built? Wasn’t 3rd Street Promenade in an episode of Entourage? I also believe that an Enterprise rent-a-car commercial took place outside of an Apple store, but I was never able to confirm that.

-Brian

Brian Kaempen May 23, 2008 at 2:24 am

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Una Apple Store, escenario de una película | Planeta Mac May 23, 2008 at 6:34 am

Nick,

Not really. Shooting a movie requires a large crew, masses of equipment, lighting etc. It’s far easier and cheaper to put up a couple of fake walls and kit out a fake store in the studio backlot than it is to move the entire production out on location.

fildi101 May 24, 2008 at 4:51 am

if you were filming for just a day or 2, like 2-3 minutes of screen time it might be cheaper to shoot on location in the apple store.

however, if you have a good bit of screen time for the location - it makes every bit of sense to build the set on the backlot where you have 100% control.

remember, shooting in an actual store you have to shoot around the store’s hours, which means 10PM-ish to 7AM-ish. plus you have the logistics of parking and moving gear and talent in a mall setting.

no fun - then there’s crowd control, etc. etc.

having you own set means you can have wild walls (moveable/removeable) to facilate more camera angles and if you’re doing stunts, gunplay - you really want to be on a set.

Declan May 25, 2008 at 2:00 pm

An Apple store was also featured in episode 3 of “Californication”. I’m not sure which one, but it looked like a mall store and had a glass staircase. Great show, btw!

Renaissance May 25, 2008 at 5:32 pm

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