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Course: |
THE 241
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Title: | Stage Properties |
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Long Title: | Stage Properties |
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Course Description: | Offers the fundamentals of set dressing/stage properties theory and practice, including plot design, period style, set props, hand props, production paperwork and scene changes. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Demonstrate an understanding of the Set Dresser/Properties Designer/Operator responsibilities.
II. Demonstrate an understanding of major historic styles of interior and exterior elements as they pertain to Set Dressing and Properties design.
III. Demonstrate an understanding of the Properties and Set Dressing preparation process.
IV. Design and construct Set Dressing and/or Properties elements.
V. Demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between Design and buildability and budget.
VI. Create examples of the Properties Operation process.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. The Set Dresser/Properties Designer/Operator Responsibilities
A. The Director relationship
B. The Set, Costume and Light Designer relationship
C. Plots, plans and associated paperwork
D. Backstage protocols for properties operation
II. Major historic styles of interior and exterior elements as they pertain to Set Dressing and Proprties design.
A. Classic styles
B. Medieval styles
C. Eastern styles
D. Renaissance styles
E. Modern styles
III. The Properties and Set Dressing preparation process.
A. Contemporary materials available
B. Designer conferences
C. Plots, Plans and associated paperwork
D. Drafting elements necessary to accomplish the Set Dresser and Properties Designer responsibilities
IV. Design and construction of Set Dressing and/or Properties elements .
A. Design of properties and set dressing elements for a show
B. Construction of properties and set dressing elements for a show
V. The relationship between design and buildability and budget
VI. The Properties Operation process.
A. Plots, Plans and associated paperwork
B. Hand and set props operation
C. Scene Changes
D. Backstage productiion protocols
VII. Resume preparation.
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