She added, “He said Randall’s intention here was that it didn’t necessarily have to be only Jim, but the idea was that any character that had a future outside of Dunder Mifflin or held some sort of internal optimism would sit in front of a window leading out into the world, but characters who didn’t want to leave Dunder Mifflin, or who maybe were in more of a position of being trapped, would do their talking heads facing into the office.” “And he said that it was something that Randall Einhorn, our cinematographer, suggested to Greg starting with the pilot and Greg absolutely loved it.” “I asked him, ‘Was this deliberate? Was this an accident?,’” she explained.
Trailer drops 9/25!! Subscribe now wherever you get podcasts!Ī post shared by Office Ladies on at 3:02pm PDT Why Jim’s talking heads are filmed in front of an outside windowĭuring the Office Ladies podcast for season 2 episode 21, titled “Conflict Resolution,” Fischer and Kinsey shared a fan question about how Jim’s talking heads are filmed in front of an outside window and he seems to be the only one, as others typically are seated in front of the window that faces the office’s bullpen.įischer reached out to showrunner Greg Daniels to get some intel about the matter.
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