After the awards show was over...it was REALLY time to party. Nominees, guests, and friends got to mix, mingle, and unwind at the 2011 Oscar Governors Ball in Los Angeles, California.
With an old Hollywood/ Copacabana theme, the 2011 Oscar Governors Ball was produced by Cheryl Cecchetto of Sequoia Productions. Her company has been producing the Oscar Governors Ball for the last 22 years! Guests got the opportunity to indulge in the mouth watering delights of Wolfgang Puck and even took home mini, edible Oscar statues!
Check out the video as Rico Rodriguez, from Modern Family, takes us on an exclusive tour inside the 2011 Oscar Governors Ball.
Check out more photos about the 2011 Oscar Governors Ball from Star Pulse.
The Unemployed Entrepreneur
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Monday, February 28, 2011
2011 Oscars Set Design
Oscars are about the actors, actresses, and scientists behind making a movie as great as it is. As we watch the gorgeous gowns and the handsome men, we forget to acknowledge the person who creates a stage that is both visually interesting and pleasing.
This year, the 83rd Annual Academy Awards had an "old Hollywood" theme where they paid plenty of homage to the legends and legendary movies that paved the way for our current cinemas and stars.
The production designer this year was Steve Bass, who's accolades include the 62nd Annual Emmy Awards as well as the We Are One: Obama Inaugural Celebration.
Bass opted to go against the grain by taking the traditional award show set and injecting it with a bit of technology,
In my opinion he did a fantastic job. The entire night I couldn't take my eyes off of the elegant stage design. It occurred to me after it was over that the entire stage was created from several different screens working together to create one visual imagery. Check out some photos below from the 83rd Annual Academy Awards (Oscars) stage design by Steve Bass of Hasbas Entertainment.
Also, I can't forget the wonderful graphic work done by Imaginary Forces for this year's Academy Awards show.
The Unemployed Entrepreneur
This year, the 83rd Annual Academy Awards had an "old Hollywood" theme where they paid plenty of homage to the legends and legendary movies that paved the way for our current cinemas and stars.
The production designer this year was Steve Bass, who's accolades include the 62nd Annual Emmy Awards as well as the We Are One: Obama Inaugural Celebration.
Bass opted to go against the grain by taking the traditional award show set and injecting it with a bit of technology,
"Bass and producers Don Mischer and Bruce Cohen are reportedly opting for a drastically different kind of Oscar set. They'll be relying on projected "scenic transitions" and "animated environments" rather than a single, unchanging background. The new backdrop should offer a fresh perspective on the venerable awards show."-Source
In my opinion he did a fantastic job. The entire night I couldn't take my eyes off of the elegant stage design. It occurred to me after it was over that the entire stage was created from several different screens working together to create one visual imagery. Check out some photos below from the 83rd Annual Academy Awards (Oscars) stage design by Steve Bass of Hasbas Entertainment.
Also, I can't forget the wonderful graphic work done by Imaginary Forces for this year's Academy Awards show.
The Unemployed Entrepreneur
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