TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月30日 03時15分

Los Angeles has the beach. New York City is a concrete jungle. But Atlanta can be Everytown—even a fictional 1980s Indiana suburb. @strangerthingstv creators Matt and Ross Duffer originally wanted to set their eerie show on coastal Long Island in honor of Jaws but rewrote their script after visiting Georgia. “We lost our beach and lighthouse, but we gained this American heartland aesthetic which now defines the show,” the brothers told TIME. “We needed suburban neighborhoods that look unchanged since the ’80s—Atlanta had them. We needed urban streets and skyscrapers for a Chicago set piece—Atlanta had those. We needed a quarry with a steep cliff—Atlanta had it, less than 10 miles from our soundstages.” This photograph is a glimpse inside a hair and makeup trailer on the set of 'Stranger Things' in Georgia. Read more about how Georgia became the Hollywood of the South on TIME.com. Photograph by @ramellross for TIME

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