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Set concept explore

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

Choose the concept & Design Choices that fits that describes the image the best. You may search for terms you do not know in a separate tab.

a)

Concept: A modern urban Verona inspired by street murals and neon lights; ancient feuds meet modern youth culture.

b)

Design Choices: Graffiti-covered walls, chain-link fences, and LED projections showing city life.

c)

Concept: The set as a blank page of memory — minimal props and transparent furniture.

d)

Design Choices: Bare platforms, ladders, and chalk lines to mark houses and streets.

2.

Choose the concept & Design Choices that fits that describes the image the best. You may search for terms you do not know in a separate tab.

a)

Concept: The set as a blank page of memory — minimal props and transparent furniture.

b)

Design Choices: Oversized furniture, crooked doors, forced perspective.

c)

Concept: Everything grows, shrinks, or tilts to reflect Alice’s loss of control.

d)

Design Choices: Bare platforms, ladders, and chalk lines to mark houses and streets.

3.

Choose the concept & Design Choices that fits that describes the image the best. You may search for terms you do not know in a separate tab.

a)

Concept: Everything grows, shrinks, or tilts to reflect Alice’s loss of control.

b)

Concept: The entire world is the Sunset Strip — loud, bold, and alive.

c)

Design Choices: Oversized furniture, crooked doors, forced perspective.

d)

Design Choices: Multi-level platforms like a rock club stage, LED walls, fog machines, and glowing signage.

4.

Choose the concept & Design Choices that fits that describes the image the best. You may search for terms you do not know in a separate tab.

a)
  • Concept: Nature takes over a forgotten factory — magic meets machinery.

b)

  • Concept: The emotional arc is mirrored in color: black-and-white Kansas to saturated Oz.

c)
  • Design Choices: Gray farmhouse transforms into a vivid, jewel-toned fantasy world.

d)
  • Design Choices: Steel beams wrapped in ivy, fairy lights through rusted windows.

5.

Choose the concept & Design Choices that fits that describes the image the best. You may search for terms you do not know in a separate tab.

a)
  • Design Choices: Simple foam mountains and LED color shifts.

b)
  • Concept: The scenery reflects Elsa’s emotions: warm golds for joy, icy blues for fear.

c)

Design Choices: Steel beams wrapped in ivy, fairy lights through rusted windows.

d)

Concept: Nature takes over a forgotten factory — magic meets machinery.

6.

Which fits the design?

a)
  • Concept: The set represents the map inside Jim’s imagination — shifting between dream and reality.

  • Design Choices: Platforms shaped like torn map pieces; projections of ocean waves and compass symbols.

b)
  • Concept: Everything grows, shrinks, or tilts to reflect Alice’s loss of control.

  • Design Choices: Oversized furniture, crooked doors, forced perspective.

c)
  • Concept: The whole set looks like a child’s bedroom that transforms into Neverland.

  • Design Choices: Bedposts become ship masts, toys become forest trees.

7.

Which fits the design?

a)
  • Concept: The set represents the map inside Jim’s imagination — shifting between dream and reality.

  • Design Choices: Platforms shaped like torn map pieces; projections of ocean waves and compass symbols.

b)
  • Concept: Everything grows, shrinks, or tilts to reflect Alice’s loss of control.

  • Design Choices: Oversized furniture, crooked doors, forced perspective.

c)
  • Concept: The scenery reflects Elsa’s emotions: warm golds for joy, icy blues for fear.

  • Design Choices: Simple foam mountains and LED color shifts.