Fairytales and Disney.  The ultimate finished product for this project will be:  A fully designed (sets, costumes, lights and sound) for a chosen fairytale.

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Fairytales and Disney

 The ultimate finished product for this project will be:  A fully designed (sets, costumes, lights and sound) for a chosen fairytale or Disney story ex. Cinderella  An oral presentation to the class about your design

 50 points Individual Grade – Did you do the job you were assigned to for the project?  50 points Group Grade – This is mainly the presentation – Did your group present? Did they present well?  10 Point Daily Grades for each day’s task – You need to complete the objective for the day or your group will lose points

 Step 1: Form group between 3 and 4 people, no more than 4 can be in a group unless I give permission. NO ONE CAN WORK ALONE  Step 2: Choose a fairytale or Disney story to work with  Step 3: Choose a concept for your story – DO NOT REWRITE THE WHOLE STORY  For example: Cinderella set in a Private High School

 Step 4: Choose Jobs  Set Designer: Recommended to be the student who understands ground plans  Costume Designer: Recommended to be the student who can somewhat draw  Lighting Designer: Must have access to a colored printer  Sound Designer (Optional if the group is only 3 people): Recommended to be the person with access to lots of music

 Step 5: Begin brainstorming and sketching  Brainstorm with your group about how the set will look, what you want the costumes to resemble, color choices, etc. and begin sketching. KEEP ALL OF YOUR SKETCHES!  Step 6: RESEARCH  You must have visual research to support all design choices made.  For example: Pictures of real private HS uniforms vs. “movie” uniforms. Popular kids vs. “not”

 Set Designer:  Formal Ground plan(s) or set  Fully colored rendering(s) of set

 Costume Designer:  Full rendering of at least 2 characters with pictures or swatches of fabric

 Lighting Designer  Lighting Concept  Lighting Sequence

 Sound Designer:  Full soundtrack of at least 5 songs (cannot be the original movie song)  Minimum 5 sound effects

 Each group will present their project in front of the class  Paper Presentation: +0%  Digital Presentation: +5%  Model Presenation: +10%