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Overview
The set designer is, somewhat paradoxically, responsible for designing the set for a production. The design should be based on the director's vision and must conform to all fire/safety regulations. The set designer is also responsible for any artistic decisions made about the set, for example choosing paint colors.
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Once the final set design has been presented at a prod meeting, it should be sent out to the show list and posted to the show dropbox/other public storage option. All future updates should also be sent out and uploaded.
Curtains: the curtains should be planned in advance of tech week, and ideally in advance of the final lighting design. They will be competing for pipes with backlight. Particular attention should be paid to the curtain plans if the set is at an angle with regard to La Sala.
Audience Design
The set designer should come up with an audience design sometime before prod week. The design must also conform to fire code.
The audience platforms that we can get from CAC are:
- Germans: 78*.5” x 39.5”. They can be at 3 different heights ({}15.5”, 23.5”, 31.5”*)
- Butterflies: 6' x 8'. They are at a height of 16"
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