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If you thought SNL's spot-on Halloween parody of Wes Anderson was amazing, wait until you hear everything that went on behind the scenes.
In an incredibly detailed deconstruction, SNL director of photography Alex Buono explains the immense amount of creative brainstorming, set design, camera selection and last-second fixes it took to bring The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders to life. As one small example, on the day of the shoot, the team decided to extend one of the main sets, the kitchen, by an additional eight feet just to create a "more fun perspective shot."
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