Virtual Set Visit: Unit 207

This unit was used as Xal's apartment. We spent some time in the kitchen and office but primarily shot in the den area. It also served as our home base while filming. The wardrobe was sorted out and the prepped equipment in this unit.




Xal (Kirsten Scoles)

Trailer Announcement

Watch events unfold through the eyes of the security system's mysterious operator.



“Neighborhood Watch at The Hollywood” incorporates an innovative storytelling device called "Forced Perspective." Forced perspective is essentially first person point of view, which is nothing new, however the difference is that the viewer is forced to see the entire story through a character's perspective. The powerful aspect of Forced Perspective is that the viewer doesn't get to see what they want to see or even what they are used to seeing. There is no hand holding. There are no zoom shots to direct your attention to where clues might be-you're going to have to find them yourself. In “Neighborhood Watch at The Hollywood” the viewer is immediately introduced to the control panel of The Hollywood's state of the art security system and it becomes evident that they are watching someone use it to monitor the tenants. The console is completely functional and the operator has access to not only security cam footage but also video from cams hidden in apartments as well as mobile cams. Only the security system's operator controls what is seen and when and discovering their identity is central to the plot.

Virtual Set Visit: Unit 302

Recently, there was a conversation on twitter about whole web series taking place in one apartment. Neighborhood Watch was filmed entirely at the Hollywood (hence the title.) The character's "apartments" are actually the completely furnished and decorated models of luxury condo units. In addition to the units we had access to all the amenities the Hollywood has to offer. In this first of a series of Virtual Set Visit post we'll take you to one of the locations we used as sets.


This unit primarily functions as Brenda's apartment although we used rooms for Pia and Cam's apartment as well.

For more info. on the Hollywood condos visit: www.livethehollywood.com

Neighborhood Watch Between the Scenes

Feb. Tubefilter Meetup Clip

Ian Deitchman (CCO, co-founder, Strike.TV) and Anthony DeLosa (Creator, NW@TH) discuss production quality at the indie level.

Clip begins at 2:40