The Duchess of Cambridge visits the set of Downton Abbey

The video discusses the set design and the experience of working on it, including the storage of silver and the familiarity of scenes. It highlights the compactness of the studio and the flexibility of set design, allowing for wall adjustments. The conversation concludes with some final remarks.

What was the reaction of the cast members to the silver being locked away?

• They were upset about it.

• They were surprised as it was their first time seeing it.

• They were indifferent.

• They had seen it many times before.

Where is the narrator most familiar with their scenes?

• In the library.

• In the servants' pool or kitchen.

• In the garden.

• In the ballroom.

What does the narrator mention about the playrooms in the studios?

• They are very large.

• They are only for rehearsals.

• They are used for live performances.

• They are smaller than expected.

Why is it easier to work with smaller rooms on a set?

• They allow for wall shifting.

• They have better acoustics.

• They require less lighting.

• They are more visually appealing.

What advantage do great ballrooms and drawing rooms have?

• They have better lighting.

• They provide more freedom despite their size.

• They are easier to decorate.

• They are cheaper to build.