Building a Mansion
We could have used backdrops made from images of the actual Campbell Mansion, but in order to truly get the "filmed on location" feel, we built the House of Frankenstein from the ground up, stone by digital stone, beam by pixelated beam.

The library in the House of Frankenstein was as much an entertainment room as it was a place for books.
Lady Elizabeth at the Piano
Nikki and Bianca on the way

As the friends sit down for the first course of their holiday feast, unexpected events, news, and secrets are revealed.
Christmas Dinner
Progress!

In 1926 Spokane, electricity and Christmas lights were a new and wonderful thing, mainly displayed by the wealthy at first.
Christmas Lights!

Lady Elizabeth was very fond of Greek Mythology, and she commissioned two statues to stand above the mantle.
Queen Persephone

The model for the sculptures was Helen Thomas, Dr. Frankenstein's secretary and Elizabeth's personal friend. That's why she's at the party!
Persephone Devotee

The statues were commisioned to appear as if they were reaching out to each other, always longing to be together, but forever set apart.
Always together, forever apart
Helen and Aleister

NIkki Michaels, one of the main supporting characters, shown reacting to the gilded sitting room (not shown).
So Much Gold!










