The film is shot to contrast the intense corporate life with a slower home rhythm, telling the story of a Manhattan executive whose habits are disrupted when she becomes responsible for a baby. The production uses recognizable business district streets and exterior views of office buildings to emphasize the character's career identity, then shifts tone as parenting and personal priorities begin to reshape her daily life.

Filming Locations:

J.C. Wyatt's Office

In the Movie

Scene where the exterior and surrounding streets are shown to convey the protagonist's corporate office in Manhattan's business center on Park Avenue at East 52nd Street. The location emphasizes the fast pace of professional life with recognizable skyscrapers and the atmosphere of a strict office district.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the Seagram Building at 375 Park Avenue — an iconic modernist office skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan with a bronze and glass facade and a wide plaza set back from the sidewalk. The address is located at East 52nd Street in a dense corporate district with heavy pedestrian traffic, taxis, and neighboring skyscrapers, making it suitable for an elite executive office.