Difference between revisions of "Set design"
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| − | Set design is the design of [[sets]] | + | Set design is the design of [[Stage set|sets]] |
Sets may be for a theater or cinema performance but may not be limited to such. Set design should not be confused with '''Set building'''. | Sets may be for a theater or cinema performance but may not be limited to such. Set design should not be confused with '''Set building'''. | ||
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Set design
Set design is the design of sets
Sets may be for a theater or cinema performance but may not be limited to such. Set design should not be confused with Set building.
Set design
Set design is the design of sets
Sets may be for a theater or cinema performance but may not be limited to such. Set design should not be confused with Set building.
Set designer
A person whose responsibility it is to design sets for a film or stage production. He or she is considered part of the "production team", alongside the director, lighting designer, sound designer, etc. The set designer might also collaborate with others such as the sound and lighting designers. In European theatre (and sometimes in South Africa) the role may be even more complex, with the stage or theatre designer designing both costume and scenic elements. In Afrikaans this person is called the Stelonwerper (or in earlier years, sometines the Toneelmeester)
Set design in South Africa
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Set design in South Africa
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