THEATRE DESIGN. Role of Technical Design. Theatre design contributes to the overall presentation of the theatrical performance The following are the main design areas Scenic Lights Costume Sound. Set Designer. The person who develops the concept for and designs a set - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
THEATRE DESIGN
THEATRE DESIGNRole of Technical DesignTheatre design contributes
to the overall presentation of the theatrical performanceThe
following are the main design areasScenicLightsCostumeSound
Set DesignerThe person who develops the concept for and designs
a setProvides design to set construction crewSet design is the hub
around which all other aspects of the production design
revolve.Aware of:PeriodEnvironmentMoodThemeAdditional information
from the directorSafety
Set DesignNoises Off In The Heights
Lighting DesignerDecides what kind of lights are needed, where
to focus them, and when to turn them on.The lighting crew places
them and runs them during the showSet designers may envision
specific lighting but it is up to the lighting designer for lights
to be hung and what specific colors are usedAware of:Ground
planLocationMoodTime of dayLighting DesignInto the Woods Of Mice
and Men
Costume DesignerDesign costumes or selects them from rental
spacesWorks closely with the actors to determine movement needsMust
be aware of:Character style and personalityMoodDesign and style of
the eraCharacter relationshipsSafetyCostume DesignWicked-Beauty and
the Beast-Shrek the Musical
Sound DesignerDecides what kinds of music and sound effects are
needed and whether they should be live or recordedSound crew is
responsible for collecting, preparing, and running the sound for a
performance.Fulfills three distinct functionsAmplifies
speechProvides special effectsSupplies music to enhance the mood
and meaning of a playAware of:MoodEraSpecial needsSound Design
The 5-Step ProcessStep 1Script analysisStep 2ConceptStep
3Consult the teamStep 4Create the designStep 5Follow through
The Designers JobStep 1-Script
AnalysisPlotCharacterThoughtDictionMusicSpectacleThe Designers
JobStep 2-The ConceptColorsMoodToneMessageFeeling The Designers
JobStep 3-Consult The TeamProduction ManagerArtistic
DirectorDirectorStage ManagerMusic DirectorChoreographerLighting
DesignerSet DesignerCostume DesignerSound DesignerThe Designers
JobStep 4-Create The DesignCreate your main designDevelop the plan
to execute the designProvide plans, instructions, and details to
your construction team
The Designers JobStep 5-Follow ThroughAttend rehearsals and
production meetings to follow up on changes or concernsWork with
construction team to alter original designs if needed Project
DetailsYou will:Develop a Set Design with concept, ground plan,
images, and researchDevelop a Lighting Design with concept, light
cues, color scale, and researchDevelop a Costume Design with
concept, costume plot, drawings, and researchDevelop a Sound Design
with concept, sound cues, example sounds, and research252015100Set
DesignThere is a concept, scaled groundplan, design with color, and
2 sources There are 3 out of the four elementsThere are 2 out of
the 4 elementsThere is 1 out of the 4 elementsThere is no set
designLighting DesignThere is a concept, light cue sheet, color
scale, and 2 sourcesThere are 3 out of the four elementsThere are 2
out of the 4 elementsThere is 1 out of the 4 elementsThere is no
lighting designCostume DesignThere is a concept, complete costume
plot, 5 colored drawings, and 2 sourcesThere are 3 out of the four
elementsThere are 2 out of the 4 elementsThere is 1 out of the 4
elementsThere is no costume designSound DesignThere is a concept,
sound cue sheet, example sounds, and 2 sourcesThere are 3 out of
the four elementsThere are 2 out of the 4 elementsThere is 1 out of
the 4 elementsThere is no sound designTheatre Design
ProjectConcept: paragraph highlighting tone, colors, and
justificationGroundplan: measured to the stage with all furniture
representedSet Design: drawing or model with set matching the
groundplanLight Cue Sheet: numbered sheet with all light cues, the
cue line, and level of intensityColor Scale: what colors are being
usedCostume Plot: all characters, all character costume changes and
their location in the scriptColored Drawings: drawing of costume
with color representing desired fabric, fabric swatchSound Cue
Sheet: numbered sheet with all sound cues, the cue line, and level
of intensityExample Sounds: 2 built sounds, not downloadedTwo
Sources: sources where images, inspiration, ideas, etc. were pulled
from and cited correctlyFriday the 13th101 Strings OrchestraVarious
ArtistsHalloweenHoliday2007-08-21T07:00:[email protected]
14:55:24Halloween
