Brandeis-Bardin Institute - Filming Locations

Filming Locations

The futuristic architecture of the campus's House of the Book, designed by architect Sidney Eisenshtat, has appeared as a location in several film and television projects:

  • Camp Khitomer in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
  • Lore's Borg compound in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Descent"
  • The Command Center later known as the Power Chamber for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers: Zeo, and Power Rangers: Turbo
  • The Lawnmower Man
  • Marilyn Manson's video for "The Dope Show"
  • Chris Brown's video for "Wall to Wall"
  • The Rock & Roll History Museum in Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny
  • The rear of the building (and surrounding vegetation) was featured in a recent Lexus commercial.
  • Exterior and outside (around the grounds) of the House of Book and the institute were used for Mystery Woman: Vision of a Murder.
  • The prison Camp Holliday in the movie Wedlock with Rutger Hauer.
  • In the mid-80's revival of The Twilight Zone, the episdode "Dead Run", a scene between the Administrator of Hell and a new truck driver takes place here.
  • The Wrenwood Center in Todd Haynes's Safe (1995) uses the House of the Book's interior and the camp's buildings and wilderness.
  • The Atmospheric Research Institute exteriors in the The Storm (2009) mini-series.
  • The museum in the 7th episode of the 3rd season of Chuck titled "Chuck Versus the Mask"
  • The compound of the "Visualize" cult in the CBS show The Mentalist, a season 2 episode titled "Red All Over" and a season 4 episode titled "His Thoughts Were Red Thoughts"
  • Earthonomy Headquarters in the Diagnosis: Murder episode "Dance of Danger"
  • Several buildings, interior and exterior, of the cult on HBO's series "Big Love"
  • In episode six of V.I.P. (TV series), Diamonds are a Val's Best Friend, in an exterior scene with Tasha, played by Molly Culver, taking photos. The name of the building was Protocon International.

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