![]() When he comes out of that pressurized tank, he’s placed into an open water tank.” “The Shape of Water”Īnd, for the shape of that tank, Austerberry used a stepped pyramid in keeping with the Amphibian Man’s former, god-like stature in the Amazon. He’s placed in a pressurized tank with a glass front. “The history of this lab was that it used before for water pressure and it had the patina of rust and age,” added the production designer. However, the area where Elisa and the Amphibian Man interact romantically in the lab where he’s confined became an intimate wonderland. The color palette veered on the teal side because del Toro envisioned that as the noir-like, oppressive future. For the interior set of the Baltimore lab, they continued to use the brutalist concrete style. They used portions of the University of Toronto’s Andrews Building and modified it practically and digitally. “We thought it could be a bit oppressive and institutional,” said Austerberry. What Do Those Academy Inclusion Standards for Best Picture Really Mean? “The Shape of Water” Fox Searchlight ![]()
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