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Given Circumstances
- Functionality-provides needs of the play
- Expositional-World of the play
- Aesthetic-Emotions and context
- Practical-Within budget, real tostyle/period
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Baseline Dimension
Vertical pulled dimensions used in ground plan and Elevations
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Continuous Dimensions
Horizontal dropped dimensions used in groundplan and Elevations
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Design Elevation
Exterior view of the set portraying the walls, furniture and dressing vertically drawn in ¼” and ½” scale.
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Groundplan
A floorplan of the ground level of the set. Includes furniture and curtain, alsocontains Title block. Drawn in 1/8” and ¼”.
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Section drawing
A cut section drawn in a side view
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Thumbnail drawing
Early sketches of set. Trial and error process
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Tools necessary for drafting
90°, 45°, vellum, T-square, 4h & 2h pencil, draftingtape, drafting table, eraser, scale rule, pons bag, French curve or flex curve
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5 Elements of Design
Line, form, mass, value, color
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Describe the approach to develop a scenic design for a script
Read play twice, action analysis, do research, find images, draw thumbnails, draft groundplan, elevations, orthographic method projection.
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