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I had something very similar happen on a movie VFX project. The images on the walls and a few other things on tables and stuff weren't approved. For wall art, just go find something random on morguefile.com or flickr under creative commons on the advanced search. Look up "still life" and then run a few PS filters on em to make them look like wall art. Other stuff you could just remove or add new items overlaying. Remove windows or columns by cloning other pieces of walls over them and stuff. They can't prove it's a location if the windows aren't even there in the architecture. Maybe even roto out shots and replace with CC licensed shots of a different office blurred out to simulate rack focus? Ultimately, this should probably be on the clients side of changes to make. If they shot on the wrong location, they should have idea of what needs to be changed to make it right for them. Ask if picture changes and curtain color changes are enough. Sounds like it wouldn't be though. ///Greg Balint On Jul 10, 2014 8:58 AM, "Mr. Eric D. Kirk" <AE-List@media-motion.tv> wrote:
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