Wrapping Up Scenic Design A fun and easy project to refresh your memory, check for understanding, and set the stage for our next unit.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

A Single Man by Tom Ford Film Aesthetics: Formalism and Realism.

Advertisements

Fashion Design Portfolio

The Writing Process Communication Arts.

Theatre Arts Technical Theatre Unit. Stock Scenery  Anything built by a theatre company that can be used in multiple productions  After strike the.

1.Remain Silent 2.Calmly stand up from your seats. 3.Exit room; turn left along the corridor, hugging the left side. 4.Exit the doors to your.

Central Questions Journal 11H SWBAT examine central ideas presented by our unit and prepare for analyzing their development over the course of the text.

Editing Messages.

Sight Lines The clear line where an audience member can see the stage.

 Make sure all late work and current work that needs to be grades is placed into the tray. (I am not checking notebooks)  Classwork: Chapter 19 test.

Selection, part 2 OS352 HRM Fisher Oct. 12, 2004.

The Reason for the Seasons SESAME Astronomy Week 1 - January 12th, 2010.

Managing Large Classes with Group Work

Monday, November 3, 2008 Reflection: Read over pg. 586 in Art in Focus about a graphic design career and write down the a.Type and amount of education.

SCENE (SET) DESIGN DESIGNING SCENERY FOR THEATRE STAGECRAFT- MR. WOFFORD.

Scenery. Getting Started  The director, technical director, or scenic designer will carefully study the script to design a floor plan for each scene.

Scenery. What is SCENERY? Curtains, backdrops, or any structures constructed to transform an empty stage into a suitable background for the play.

The basics of how to prepare and deliver you speech.

WARM UP OPEN your NB to the last blank space If you DO NOT have a NB, take out a clean piece of paper or continue on the piece of paper from the day before.

9/14-15 DNA (Do Now Activity) -Binders & Characteristics of Life Questions out for me to check in. -Any random paperwork into the bin: Syllabus etc… -Discuss.

THE CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEM. Step #1: Prepare Cue Column --2 Inches-- Reduce ideas: Key terms Questions Names Quotes Record Column --6 Inches-- Record.

Tuesday, March 15  Practice 6-5 is due today (Please make sure your name is on it)  Today’s Agenda (Fill in planner) Open Note Quiz Grade Practice 6-5.

FINAL PRESENTATION AND CHECKING THE CONSISTENCY OF YOUR MARKETING PROGRAM Dr. Dawne Martin April 24, 2012 MKTG 241.

APPLICATION PROGRAMME 1 JULY – NOVEMBER WE HAVE PUT TOGETHER THE APPLICATION IN A POWERPOINT DOCUMENT AND WE’D LIKE YOU TO PUT YOUR ANSWERS IN HERE.

Team C Social Studies.  CHECK for prior knowledge -what do I KNOW NOW?  CHECK for understanding -what have I LEARNED?  PRACTICE important skills 

Daily Questions: What does an ideal civilization look like? How can you, as an individual, play a role in creating an ideal civilization? Worksheet # Agenda:

Victorian Research Project Powerpoint presentation requirements.

Article Responses In Class Assignment- September 10 th.

Thursday August 30, 2012 (Preparation of Chemistry Journal; What is Chemistry?)

ELA Workshop Silent Focus Thursday, December 3 Read the lyrics on the back cover of READ, and then read the lyrics as we listen to the song “I Ain’t Got.

9 Scenery © T Charles Erickson Copyright © McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution without the prior written consent.

Please take out your notebook and a piece of college rule paper (or get a piece of paper from the front table). REMINDER: Friday quiz tomorrow  Vocabulary.

Andrij Wilhite Theatre in the round So a theater in the round is a stage that is surrounded on all sides by the audience Generally the sets for this.

Systems Development The Kingsway School. Systems Development This is carried out when a company is having a problem. They usually employ an ICT Consultant.

Art in December Assigned: Dec 1 st Due: Dec 16th.

2 nd Semester/Famo us Physicists Wednesday, January 6, 2016.

Golden Games For this project, students will work with a partner and create a math game. Students will use their knowledge in experimental and hypothetical.

What is a Costume Designer?. Journal 10/23/15 What is the importance of a Costume Designer in the Theatre Business? What do they do? Do you think the.

December/////////////////////////////////// //////////// Candy Cane//////////////// //////////////////////////// Gingerbread////////////////////////////////

Monday Schedule 1.Enter Classroom Quietly and get out green science folder 2.A “Do Now” question found on the desk will be answered using complete sentences.

ESTIMATING MATERIAL QUANTITY Principles of Architecture and Construction UNT in partnership with TEA. Copyright ©. All rights reserved.

Word Within the Word Vocabulary. Vocabulary Flashcards and Info  You will be assessed on vocabulary approximately every other week, generally on Fridays.

NIGHT Monday, November 30, 2015 Students complete Anticipation Guide. Class discussion of Anticipation Guide. Students check out their copy of Night by.

Evaluation Concepts. Evaluation Concepts Evaluation Concepts Evaluation Evaluation Reporting Reporting Overview.

INTERPRETING WORKPLACE DOCUMENTS Principles of Architecture and Construction UNT in partnership with TEA. Copyright ©. All rights reserved.

One tradition in my family is that we each have to choose a Christmas story to read. Then on Christmas Eve we read our Christmas stories. We spend time.

December Nights By Sally K. albrecht. December nights, December lights. Celebrations all across the land. December nights, December lights. Celebrate.

Parallel circuit quiz, practice, lab Thursday, February 25, 2016.

Lab, Project Wednesday, February 24, Unit 9: Electricity Wednesday, 2/24 Look through your notes and write one question about the electricity unit.

Introduction Welcome! I am sure you all know a little something already about the four seasons: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer. You will be working.

English II Argument and Research.  What are the fours types of evidence we learned about in last class. You may use your notes.  1.  2.  3.  4. Flashback.

CHAPTER 2 FAMOUS FIRST WORDS VISUAL AIDS SPEECHS BULLER SPEECH I.

What is the purpose of lighting?. FOCUS: direct the audience’s attention MOOD: set the mood of the piece SETTING: provides location and time of day SCENERY:

Scenery. What is SCENERY? Curtains, backdrops, or any structures constructed to transform an empty stage into a suitable background for the play Depends.

Designing Scenery for Theatre Stagecraft- Mr. Wofford

Classroom Procedures Enter class and take your seat.

Interpreting Workplace Documents

Estimating Material Quantity

December 김포지엔느.

For example: The dog bit the boy. Actor focused The boy was bitten.

Short Term Loans No Credit Check- Get Quick Cash Loans Support Without Any Credit Check

Using Cornell Notes as a Study Tool

The Giver 5-minute quick writes.

Using Cornell Notes as a Study Tool

Bellwork 8/31 #1 Open up your agenda’s to next week. Write the following down in your agenda: Monday- NO School   Wednesday- Concept Card Quiz Thursday-

SEMI Journal 3/26/17 Start a NEW set of journals. Define tournament.

Aim: How do we examine the historical background of the Holocaust?

Using Cornell Notes as a Study Tool

Introduction Welcome! I am sure you all know a little something already about the four seasons: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer. You will be working.

THIS WEEK SPIRIT WEEK: Extra Credit for Dressing Up Every Day

Presentation transcript:

Wrapping Up Scenic Design A fun and easy project to refresh your memory, check for understanding, and set the stage for our next unit

O/A/J l Objective: Present a scenic design to clearly convey a holiday- or season- specific concept. l Agenda: Journal; 10 minute meeting; Present and assess; summary and reflection l Journal: Please make a to do list for your ten minute group meeting.

What To Do? l Designer responsibilities – Meet with the Director– a lot. – Paperwork (name the documents if you want candy) – Model (why?)

Set Pieces l Stock vs Custom – What’s the difference? – Examples of each? l Flats – Standard size – Construction – Hollywood vs Broadway

3’ 10 ½” 8’ 4’¾” 3’ 10 ½”

Quick Quiz 1. What is a stock set piece? 2. What size is standard for platforms? 3. What is the biggest factor in determining what a theatre or company keeps as stock? 4. What is a flat? 5. What is the front side of a flat that the audience sees called? 6. What is the face of a flat made of? 7. What is the other wood used in constructing a flat called? 8. What is the difference between these two types of wood? 9. What hardware is used when constructing a flat (either _____ OR ______, _______, and ________) 10. What is the standard size of a flat?

What Now? l You will be assigned a holiday and grouped by holiday. l Each group must decide on a concept that ties into that holiday’s main story or background. This concept must be approved by Miss Breeden. l Each group will work together to present a full scenic design for an environment meant to evoke the concept selected by the group.

The Holidays l Hanukkah l Winter Solstice l Christmas l Kwanzaa l New Years Day

What’s Due and When? l List of names in each group with explanations of what each person did. l 1 sentence concept. l Color, line, and (simulated) texture impressions. l Rendering l Groundplan (TO SCALE) l Front Elevation l Want Extra Credit? Create a set model. l EACH GROUP WILL PRESENT ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20.