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"The success of a movie depends on its set\u2014without it there can be no dialogue, no action. Inspired by the role of interiors in films, architect Mehruss Jon Ahi and filmmaker Armen Karaoghlanian present the aerial views of cinema&amp;#039;s favorite movie sets in their online journal Interiors. The journal focuses on just one film at a time\u2014starting out with a detailed essay on how space is used, and continuing with blueprints from specific scenes. Beauty and The Beast&amp;#039;s ballroom and the vault from The Dark Knight are among the scenes recreated. Ahi and Karaoghlanian watch movies closely and focus on the design nothing that &amp;quot;certain scenes are either shot from above or there is enough information on the screen for us to dissect every angle of the space,&amp;quot; Ahi told CO.Design.com. &amp;quot;There are times when we have to make educated guesses, but these guesses are usually based on architectural data. We often use a door, window, or a character as a reference point for measuring an entire space.&amp;quot; Check out all 23 issues of Interiors, including the most recent analysis of Being John Malkovich. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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