Bird Cages

I know it’s a weird request, but I am a film student and I am making a short film about a sad teenage girl who was captured by a lonely old man in a mansion. The old man keeps her in a birdcage in his living room! Poor girl!
Anyway, the birdcage I need is for her! The kind of cage I am looking for needs to be round, with gold bars spaced a few inches apart, but thick enough for her to grab onto. I don’t want a massive cage. in fact, I want her to barely have enough room to stand in it…possibly 6 foot high on the inside, and about 3 foot wide on the inside. I also want a swinging perch inside for her to sit on.
Anyway, I checked with multiple cage suppliers, but the only large cages they have are square, plain, and have thin, skinny wires as bars! They are meant for cockatoos and macaws and bigger birds.
The one i’m looking for should "resemble" a small canary or parakeet cage, or a decorative antique birdcage, but be large enough to fit a girl inside. Does anyone know a good place to look? Please let me know if you think of anything.

Either you built yourself one or you can do it at the pc.

You should have a look how to use a blue box. Film her in the blue box and then get her via pc in there.

actually it’ll be more of a mix of vintage/victorian/old fashioned. weird i know but what could i put in it. like a want a little bird cage (any ideas where i can find a small decorative birdcage?vintage looking one) and how can i decorate it? one of my walls is green and yellow (thick stripes) it’s a very pale yellow and not really green. it’s really nice. and the other walls are te pale yellow color.what could i decorate my room with?

The walls are a great start, I’d be going for big flowy curtains with very thick tie backs that suit the wall colour, a few small rugs on the floor (if they are wooden floor boards?) a wrought iron bed will suit really well, and other than ebay there is this site http://www.birdcages.com/ which has many many styles of cages. Grab some small side tables (not matching) from flea markets and paint them pale colours, and of course candlestick holders in white, glass, crystal or silver look fab. And even with the stripped walls use some floral material, either as bedding, cushions or maybe on a lovely chair? Crystal knobs look fab too on dressers or wardrobes and a chandelier too. Old flea market pitchers, jugs etc are great for vases, and you should be able to find some really pretty dressing table accessories there too. Lastly don’t forget some nice framed prints on the walls, scenery, flowers, naturalist sketches or even old (really old) black and white period portraits would look nice. Have fun it sounds like it will be lovely

I am looking for a old decorative electric oil angel lamp. It reminds you of a bird cage and has fishing line going down all around it. The oil drips down off the fishing line and there is a light that reflects the oil come down like a real pretty waterfall.. My friends grandmother had one in her house but this was over 15 years ago when I saw it.. I need help knowing what they were called.. Any suggestion..

They are called rain lamps.

I work at Forever 21 and I love the things that they use in the display windows – vintage-esque bright colored bird cages, giant plastic cat statues, etc. For those of you who happen to know what I’m talking about – do you know where I could find some similar things (to buy)? This could be a long shot, but I thought I’d ask!

Thanks

I guess you might be able to find some smaller things at Urban Outfitters or Fred Flare.
You could also look at IKEA…
But your best bet, and most unique finds would probably be at thrift stores or antique stores, which you would probably pay less and get some really cool finds, and would be recycling some pretty cool, authentic vintage finds

I caught her breaking off pieces of paint from a decorative bird cage and eating it. She seems to be alright. Does any one know if the paint could be toxic?

it shouldnt be. my Quaker does that all the time. I dont think they would use toxic paint on a bird cage.