Creating the bread of District 11, for instance, was a long process. White remembers, “In the movie, Katniss receives a gift from District Eleven - the roll floats down to her in the arena. The director was very specific in what he wanted that roll to look like. So I think we made about fifteen to twenty different kinds of rolls. They all had to be a specific size and weight to make sure they would fit in the container. It ended up being a half-wheat, half-white flour, so that it gave a nice color. We were stenciling the number 11 on, until the director asked us if we could try to burn it in. So then that involved another company that did the brand for us. We had to find the right font for that. Then they decided they’d like to see a ring around the number, so that was another step. I had the eleven burned right into the center of the roll, but that looked too perfect - It needed to seem more like an afterthought, so the brand ended up in the right corner. And then I had to make seventy-five of those, because you can’t just have one.