Wayne State University issued the following announcement on Nov. 16.
Production wrapped last week on Steven Soderbergh’s feature film No Sudden Move, a caper set in 1955 Detroit, but not before students in the College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts attended a workshop with key members of the movie’s crew.
Scenes with a powerhouse cast that includes Don Cheadle, Benicio del Toro, Brendan Fraser and Ray Liotta were shot on the second floor of the Maccabees Building. The offices at 5700 Woodward were transformed down to the smallest detail to serve as the offices of an automobile manufacturing company.
“When the location scout and Soderbergh saw the space, they were enamored with it immediately,” said Art Lionas, Wayne State’s director of media content.
Location manager John Adkins said that they usually like to invite students to visit during filming, but couldn’t because of complications caused by COVID-19. Instead, he and Lionas organized the workshop, which featured the film’s executive producer, supervising art director, location scout, health and safety manager, and publicist.
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Source: Wayne State University
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