Our chat with Kathrin Eder about her work on the new Hellraiser film from director David Bruckner
ComingSoon was given the opportunity to speak with production designer Kathrin Eder about her work on the newfilm from director David Bruckner. Kathrin has worked on a number of high-profile projects, including Bruckner’sComingSoon: What led you to become a production designer?Production Design chose me, I think. I knew very little about the craft while at Los Angeles City College and thought I would be a screenwriter.
We also rescued a tiny little cat who became Felicia the art department cat. She would fall asleep on my desk among my pens sometimes and chase my fingers when typing on the keyboard. Felicia now resides in Hungary and is a happy artistic cat. We talk a lot and ask a lot of questions. I am so grateful to David for always having an open ear and allowing us to search for our creative path. He is one of the directors who will take the time to break down the emotional beats of the script with you, so we can hone in on what will matter for the design of the project. David is very personable and, while highly intelligent, also very curious, and that makes for great conversation.