The document discusses several interior sets from the Harry Potter films, including the Weasley household, Hagrid's hut, Professor Snape's potion class, Dolores Umbridge's office, and Dumbledore's office. Each set is described as having costumes, props, lighting, and details that help set the mood and reflect details about the characters. For example, the Weasley home seems welcoming but tattered, Hagrid's hut is dark and mysterious, and Snape's classroom emphasizes darkness to convey a magical feeling.

1. Harry Potter: Interior Sets
BY ELLIE TARYLING

2. The Weasley Household
This set is the Weasley’s house
which gives off a cosy/family vibe.
The mood seems to be extremely
welcoming and has a warm
environment. The light is quite dim
to give a mysterious feel. The
costumes look a bit tattered which
might suggest that they don’t have
a lot of money, the props such as
the kitchen utensils may also
suggest this.

3. Hagrid’s Hut
Hagrid’s hut is extremely dark with
only the candles giving off a yellow
glow. The darkness immediately
suggests the fantasy genre which
gets us thinking as to what
mysterious secrets Hagrid has in his
hut, the props such as the potion
bottles at the back also implies
mystery. Hagrid's costume
somewhat reflects a troll which
again gives us that fantasy feel.

4. Professor Snape’s Potion Class
The props (potion bottles etc.) suggest
that extraordinary things happen in
Hogwarts. Darkness is greatly empathised
in this set to really give us that magical
feeling. Snape’s costume consists of a
long, black cloak which gives off a sense
of dark/black magic.

5. Dolores Umbridge’s Office
Before building each part of the
set, small and extremely intricate
models would be made so that
the crew building the set would
know exactly how to build it

6. Dumbledore's Office
The head costume designer for
harry potter was Jany Temime
Each costume were made
specially for each character to fit
their needs. Each costume took a
lot of time and effort and cost
hundreds of pounds to make.