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Macy's Herald Square

Paul Olszewski made his debut as director of windows for Macy's Herald Square with “It's Christmas Time in the City,” a pop-up book-inspired display that had six New York-themed stories unfolding before gawkers eyes.

“These were my first Christmas windows with Macy's,” he said, “so I wanted them to be special.”

Each window told a story of Christmas in New York, including the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Rockettes and Rockefeller Center. Over a two-and-a-half-minute segment, the centerpiece giant pop-up book unfolded, walls and ceilings opened up and lighting and sound were choreographed via computer to accompany the show.

Client: Macy's Herald Square, New York
Paul Olszewski, director of windows
Douglas Fowler, assistant director of windows
Timothy Calhoun, vp, visual

Design: Michael Allen Designs, New York

Windows Production: PRG Scenic Technologies, New Windsor, N.Y.

Six original arrangements of Silver Bells: Glen Tarachow, New York

Lighting Designer:Brant Thomas Murray, New York
James Mulea, New York

Anne DiNardo

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