Set Design

Front

This type of set only uses what is necessary to portray the scene.

Back

Minimal

Front

This type of set can be arranged in many different ways or can be easily taken on and off stage.

Back

Unit

Front

This type of set stays on stage the entire show and can have smaller set pieces added or taken away.

Back

Permanent

Front

This set uses drapery to portray a setting and is usually more abstract

Back

Curtain

Front

This type of set has 2-3 walls, represents an interior design and is the most commonly used set.

Back

Box

Front

This type of set is 3 sided and can be turned and moved to portray 3 different scenes. Each side has a different scene depicted on it.

Back

Prism

Front

What aspect of design lets you know the FEELING the show wants the audience to have? Options: Time, Setting, Mood

Back

Mood

Front

What aspect of set design lets the audience know things like what season, historical period or changes that take place?

Back

Time

Front

What aspect of set design lets the audience know things like location, indoors or outdoors, real or imaginary, climate, wealth, culture, rural or urban?

Back

Setting