Production designer Danny Vermette tells IndieWire about getting a crash course in the University of Backrooms from director Kane Parsons and building four stages' worth of mazelike sets.

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Production designer Danny Vermette built an unnerving recreation of an internet 'backroom,' featuring tunnels to nowhere, ...

The groundbreaking, held near a grove of cherry trees overlooking the construction site, featured remarks by Eric Schmidt ’76 ...

There’s one spot in the Backrooms that fans already recognized as an airport Holiday Inn.  DV: We did. We also scouted the ...