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Chapter Ten discusses the visual images for the stage that are created by scenery and costumes.
After reading this chapter you should:
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Understand that both scenic and costume designers work closely with the director to establish the tone and style of a production. |
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Know that both the scenic and costume designers have responsibilities to the production and must satisfy a number of objectives, specifically to create an environment for the action of the play. |
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Understand that scenic and costume designers have an understanding of the basic elements of visual design, and use these resources to do their work. |
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Know the specific objectives, physical aspects, and processes of scene design. |
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Be familiar with scene designer Robin Wagner's account of the beginning of his career. |
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Be familiar with costume designer Jess Goldstein's account of the beginning of his career. |
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Know the specific responsibilities, objectives, and elements of costume design. |
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Have knowledge and basic understanding of the collaborators who work with both scenic and costume designers. |