Technical theatre COSTUME DESIGN.

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Technical theatre COSTUME DESIGN

COSTUME DESIGN Purpose of Costume Design: Reflect the production concept Exhibits a unity of style Reflects the personality, nature and function of the character. Priscilla Queen of the Desert http://youtu.be/lbRy6OB2_3w

ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS What precautions are necessary to insure the safety of the performers? How do the elements of Costume Design work together to realize the director’s vision?

COSTUME SAFETY ALWAYS KEEP COSTUMES IN GOOD CONDITION.    NEVER EAT OR DRINK NEAR OR WHILE WEARING ANY COSTUME .   COSTUMES SHOULD BE SAFE FOR THE STAGE AND THE ACTOR. SOME MATERIALS ARE FLAMMABLE. USE CAUTION WHERE NEEDED. MAKE SPECIAL NOTES IF BORROWED, RENTED, OR OWNED

COSTUME SAFETY LABEL ALL NEW AND EXISTING COSTUMES WITH: PCH THEATRE.   NEVER ALTER A COSTUME WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL. RETURN ALTERED COSTUMES TO THEIR ORIGINAL STATE BEFORE STORING. LAUNDER COSTUMES AFTER SIGNIFICANT USE, BEFORE STORING. WHEN STORING COSTUMES: 1. return to the correct cabinet 2. use the correct hanger 3. keep covered if possible

COSTUME DESIGN CONCEPTUAL CONSIDERATIONS Anything Goes COSTUME DESIGN CONCEPTUAL CONSIDERATIONS Don’t be too stereotypical (gangster in black) Show the character’s evolution Stylization – adapt reality to concept Interpretation of the period – use details, color and fabrics

COSTUME DESIGN PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS Needs of the actor Theatre size & shape Budget Work force Resources Renting Buying Borrowing Renovating building A little Night Music The Pirates of Penzance

ELEMENTS OF DESIGN LINE Angled, jagged, straight, curved or combination?   SHAPE outlines or silhouettes? any reoccurring objects? TEXTURE smooth=orderly, finished, sleek, elite, rough=harsher, chaotic, poor, earthy,  MASS spatial arrangement of the stage Chaotic, spacious or varied? heavy or light? COLOR Any reoccurring colors? Do colors contradict or compliment the overall feeling or mood of the script?  

PRINCIPLES OF COMPOSITION UNITY What is it that connects the show together? theme, color, feeling, shape? character? An idea? HARMONY Harmonious vs inharmonious? CONTRAST contradict your visual theme VARIATION varying any of the design elements of a given pattern   BALANCE / PROPORTION symmetrical vs asymmetrical? EMPHASIS direct the audience’s attention - giving accent to : a part of a the stage, costume, actor,

COSTUME DESIGN PRODUCTION WICKED; Costume Design & build http://youtu.be/UIpRPv0Cfkw HOW TO SUCCEED; Designer http://youtu.be/3aC57QFzysU THE LION KING; Discover costumes http://youtu.be/hYAph4qI4sg COSTUME DESIGNER Costume Research Costume Notes Costume Plot Costume Renderings COSTUME CREW Costume Build, Buy, Rent, Borrow

COSTUME DESIGN PROJECT COSTUME DESIGN APPLICATION Sketch a color rendering of the major characters in your play. Include swatches List all accessories COSTUME DESIGN PRODUCTION Costume Research Costume Notes Costume Plot

COSTUME RESEARCH OBJECTIVE INFORMATION Given Circumstances Character Information Age Sex Socioeconomic status Occupation Character’s Dialogue The Diviners The Elephant Man

COSTUME RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGICAL INFORMATION Style: baggy jeans, pants legs rolled up, inside out shirt Color/Emotional State: depressed-dark; cheerful-bright Texture: jeans: cowboys vs. skaters vs farmers vs. business/casual man w/ jacket How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying To Kill A Mockingbird

RESEARCH EXAMPLE (1953)

Laughter on the 23rd Floor COSTUME RESEARCH Laughter on the 23rd Floor

COSTUME NOTES Record anything that relates to or about the costumes in the dialogue, on the NOTES chart. These are the “have to’s” the musts! Pg# Char Age Occ Notes 5 Anne 45 waitress Exhausted and messy 12 Dan 57 owner Silk suit “perfectly dressed” 18 Maude 88 Aunt “outlandish taste in fashion”

COSTUME PLOT The plot is a way to track a character’s costume from beginning to end. Now is where you should be more creative, add more detail and your own flare. Character Names Scene 1__ Act _1_ Scene _2_ Act _1_ Anne White shirt, black pants, white apron same Dan Grey silk, piece 3-suit, black tie No jacket Maude Brown lace, fur trim dress Black evening dress

COLOR RENDERING Color sketch of costume design Shows all clothing, shoes, and any accessories worn by the character Attach swatches of the materials used to create the costume at the top of the color rendering.

COSTUME RENDERING EXAMPLES