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Scenery as an interpretive and collaborative art. The organic production -- Scenery, the environment of action -- Functions of the environment : placing the action -- Functions of the environment : reinforcing the action -- Functions of the environment : dressing the action -- The four elements of the environment -- The practicable setting -- A summary -- Scenery and the performance area. Introduction -- The proscenium theatre -- The problem of sight lines -- Alternatives to the proscenium stage -- The apron, or open, stage -- The arena theatre -- The horseshoe theatre -- Other experimental forms of indoor staging -- Outdoor theatres -- Conclusion -- Standard stage equipment. Introduction -- The front curtain -- The teaser and the tormentors -- The gridiron and the fly floor -- The counterweight system -- Electrical flying systems -- Stage draperies -- The sky -- Planning the scenery. Introduction -- The sketch -- Perspective drawing -- The floor plan -- The model -- The working drawings -- Drafting conventions -- Drafting equipment -- Constructing the scenery : general practice. Introduction -- Practical demands of scenery construction -- Workshop equipment -- Lumber materials --
- Author
- [by] Samuel Selden and Tom Rezzuto
- Publisher
- [New York], [Appleton-Century-Crofts]
- Published
- 1972
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780390793515
- Subjects
- Sports, Literary Fiction, Humanities
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