Set Design and Locations

GROUND FLOOR, ARCADE NO. 
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All of the locations and sites used for filming the making of the movie.

High school

This is the floorplan and a few pictures of Ashland High School in Ohio. It has the desired look of a high school set in middle-America. The red brick on the outside and older, unrenovated hallways give the desired effect of being set in the 90s.


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A floorplan of Ashland High School.
A view of the outside of Ashland High School.
A hallway in Ashland High School.

Decorations within the School

In order to transport this school back to the 90s, we will require a number of decorations to cover the hallways and lockers. These decorations will mostly come in the form of hand-painted signs and posters. Some examples are shown below. 


School pride posters in a window and on walls.
An example of a poster likely to be exhibited in a high school hallway.

Evan’s House

A good portion of the film will take place in Evan’s house. Evan lives in a suburban style, middle class neighborhood, which is an actual neighborhood located in Akron, Ohio. The home pictured below is the home where we plan on filming a lot of vital scenes, so it’s important that we get it right- especially in regards to Evan’s room. Evan’s room should represent the grunge era of the 90s teen in America, complete with posters on the walls and a messy bedroom.

The neighborhood/home that Evan lives in.
Two examples of Evan’s bedroom.
The living room of Evan’s house.

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Evan’s kitchen. This is where he first sees the Ghost of Past.

The Diner

The diner is a quintessential location that needs to feel right. It has to have a local, community based aesthetic where groups of friends would often hang out; it also needs to be a place where people would often run into one another at school.


A diner in Akron, Ohio.

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High school

This is the floorplan and a few pictures of Ashland High School in Ohio. It has the desired look of a high school set in middle-America. The red brick on the outside and older, unrenovated hallways give the desired effect of being set in the 90s.


Image result for ohio high school floor plan
A floorplan of Ashland High School.
A view of the outside of Ashland High School.
A hallway in Ashland High School.

Decorations within the School

In order to transport this school back to the 90s, we will require a number of decorations to cover the hallways and lockers. These decorations will mostly come in the form of hand-painted signs and posters. Some examples are shown below. 


School pride posters in a window and on walls.
An example of a poster likely to be exhibited in a high school hallway.

Evan’s House

A good portion of the film will take place in Evan’s house. Evan lives in a suburban style, middle class neighborhood, which is an actual neighborhood located in Akron, Ohio. The home pictured below is the home where we plan on filming a lot of vital scenes, so it’s important that we get it right- especially in regards to Evan’s room. Evan’s room should represent the grunge era of the 90s teen in America, complete with posters on the walls and a messy bedroom.

The neighborhood/home that Evan lives in.
Two examples of Evan’s bedroom.
The living room of Evan’s house.

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Evan’s kitchen. This is where he first sees the Ghost of Past.

The Diner

The diner is a quintessential location that needs to feel right. It has to have a local, community based aesthetic where groups of friends would often hang out; it also needs to be a place where people would often run into one another at school.


A diner in Akron, Ohio.

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