1. SET DESIGN

3. Proscenium Arch Audience sits in front of the stage

5. Thrust stage Audience on three sides

7. Arena stage / In the round Audience all around the stage

9. Traverse stage Audience on two sides

10. RENDERINGS / PERSPECTIVES A sketch of what the set will look like from the audience’s point of view.

11. Photo of set

12. Preliminary pencil sketch rendering

14. Rendering of Cut-out Set

15. Photo of set

16. Computer Rendering of H.M.S Pinafore a musical by Gilbert & Sullivan

17. Stage Diagram / Floor Plan / Ground Plan A scale drawing of the overhead view of a set showing the exact location of all entrances, walls and furniture

19. Computer Collage Rendering

20. Photo of set

21. Set Design Models 3 dimensional scale depiction of the set

25. Elevations Eye level view drawing arranged in a row for use in construction of set

27. Permanent Set Remains the same throughout the play regardless of scene changes

29. Standard Box Set Two or three wall set, often with a ceiling

33. Unit Set Several scenic units that can be moved and turned on the stage to create several settings

34. Unit Set

35. SKELETON SETS Frames and openings that can be left empty or filled with draperies, backings or doors

37. Cut Out Set / Profile Set Uses 2 dimensional pieces of scenery, like rocks or bushes

39. Curtain Set Uses curtains as a backdrop

41. Curtain use: flashback or aside

42. Screen Set Use bi-fold or three-fold flats, can be any height or width, usually freestanding

43. Periaktoi / Prism set Triangular pieces of scenery that can be rotated to show different scenes

45. Periaktoi / Prism set