Scenic Design
It all begins with the text. A designer looks to the text in order to build the world in which the play lives. In MoTS, I learned to research the play first, write a Scenic Design Statement, (allowing for deep consideration of the text) draft the set, and construct a model in 1/4 inch scale, render this model, and then finally go to build the final scenic work in live scale.
Drafting designs by hand and on Vectorworks
First Year
In year one of MoTS, I built a model box of the MoTs Proscenium stage in 1/4 inch scale out of foam core. This will be the home to many of my designs in the coming years!
Scenic Drafting in Quarter Inch Scale
3 DIMENSIONAL MODEL BASED ON DRAFT
VECTORWORKS DRAWING!
VECTORWORKS DIGITAL DRAFTING OF GROUND PLAN
FOAM CORE MODEL BOX
Second Year
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THEORETICAL SCENIC DESIGN: A MODERN TAKE ON A SHAKESPEAREAN CLASSIC
Make it stand out.
THIRD YEAR
HAMLET
BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
RESEARCH AND ANNOTATED PROP LISTS FOR PRODUCTIONS
SET AND PROP DESIGN AND CREATION
