Scenic Design I

Distressing is when the painter creates a worn or aged appearance through paint techniques.

A glue and paint mixture applied to muslin or fabric flats to shrink the fabric is a:

Using plaster or joint compound to create dimension before painting is called:

This type of staging has audience on three sides of the stage.

In the scene shop, this person leads the scenic build, interprets your drawings and draftings, and purchases materials.

Which of these materials can be used to build scenery?

Visual research:

Which of these is NOT a principle of design?

Cartooning is drawing large-scale details on scenery after base coats have been applied.

A generic, multipurpose setting that can function as a number of locations is called a:

A surrealist scenic design has elements that are non-realistic and may be suggested instead of present.

This tells the director and design team the WHAT, WHY, and HOW of your design process.

In a paint mixture, this imparts color to the paint or dye.

The part of a staircase step where you place your foot is called a:

Flats are the surfaces of the set that can be walked on.