Matt Bomer Looks Back on Filming White Collar | Netflix 

Me too!

Agreed!!!!!

what else have you worked on???

@@infinite4392 After WC I worked on HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER (pilot only), RUBICON, PERSON OF INTEREST, MR. ROBOT, THE SLAP, INSTINCT, BLINDSPOT, YOUNGER, THE GOOD COP, THE ENEMY WITHIN, TELL ME A STORY, THE CODE, BULL, POWER BOOK 2: GHOST, and the final series before I semi-retired, another favorite: NEW AMSTERDAM. I had a pretty good run there, but now I'm very happy to NOT have to get up early in the morning. ;-)

Wow! Thats amazing. What did you do day to day?!

@@daretoder Day-to-day I was the staff Assistant Art Director, meaning I drafted the scenery that the Production Designer (the great Stephen Beatrice) designed and the Art Director (the irreplaceable Alison Ford) supervised. I drew the plans that the scenic carpenters used to build sets from and the scenic artists painted from. I also had to go out and survey locations (interiors and exteriors) that we would be shooting in so I could draw up what we call "Director's Plans" for everyone to refer to. These were letter-size ground plans (views looking down from above) that showed each exterior location, or interior location plus the "standing sets" (FBI Office, Neal's apartment & terrace, the Burke's living room/dining room/kitchen/back yard and eventual bedroom). Each of these plans showed the basic set, with notes showing furniture that existed or that was going to be brought in, notes about scenic pieces (walls, doors, etc.) that were going to be brought in to hide or change some part of the location, notes about what the Set Decoration team would be adding to or taking away from any single set, notes about what the scenic artists needed to do on any single set (cover up an address or phone number on an exterior location awning or repaint the walls of an interior location) and finally where the actors and the camera were going to be and how they would move. This way every department could look at the Director's Plan and know what each department had to accomplish in order to shoot that set. A television series is quite a relentless "machine" that would sometimes make your head explode. 🤯... once you get into production, you'd get a new script every 7 or 8 days, and we have to find locations for, then design, draft, construct, dress (decorate), paint, install and eventually (for one-off sets) strike all the scenery and set decorations, and then "restore" the locations to their original state... all within that 7-day period. It's quite a grind... but also a thrill to finally see on TV!

@carlbaldasso thank you for helping create such an amazing adventure of a show!

100% correct and rarely - both great until the end- which we didn't appreciate back then

I'd also add Psych and In Plain Sight. USA made some great shows back in the day.

Burn notice was my personal favorite. White collar #2. But only because I'm a spy junky!!! 😂

@@nbbim2012You didn’t like White Collar’s ending? How come?

literally finished watching burn notice for the 2nd time and now watching White Collar for the 2nd time. Great shows with the main character being extremely smart in their ways and having great side kicks; shoutout Sam and Moz.

June as well? 😵‍💫😵😤 I miss her warmth. She was so special like it would be really really hard to ha e a show without two of the best ppl in that show.

Mozzie was the best

my wife is watching it on netflix now that it is back and seeing mozzie again was bittersweet

I wish there could be a season 7, but I found out today that the actor playing Mozzie , passed away, , so sad...

@@victorvegas3943 no!! That's terrible. Sending love to his friends and family 💔

Yeah it was pancreatic cancer unfortunately ​@meerimew7741

Pretty sure there is a possibility for a movie, I think everyone talked about it including the showrunner

that ending was quite a thing, huh? :)

Same

Exactly

I'm not sure if I want another season, but I would love the idea of a movie.

Mozzie aka teddy has actually passed away from cancer so the show wouldn’t be the same without him

It's already on Netflix. But be careful, on its initial release the episodes were out of order. Don't know if they fixed it yet.

Only if he goes to Paris the way Tiffany Thiessan "went" to Paris that one season 😂

USA Network doesn't make good shows like this and Royal Pains anymore, not for a long time.