“…81 It is worth noting, however, that Junge's earlier methods of working as a celebrated production designer in Britain resemble some of the tenets of the IF, including emphasis on pre-planning for "total design," particularly the use of continuity sketches, photographic backgrounds, and back projection. 82 In the final analysis, the IF's aim to support continuous production in British studios was perhaps over-ambitious, in view of the problems experienced by producers. Unlike Hollywood, where the studios' infrastructures relied on top-down, producer-driven methods which accommodated lower budget and prestige productions, British producers struggled to deliver the levels of productivity required to fully take advantage of the IF's innovations.…”