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a) the design of a theatrical space/building. The person responsible is thus a theatre architect (working with a range of engineers in many cases). | a) the design of a theatrical space/building. The person responsible is thus a theatre architect (working with a range of engineers in many cases). | ||
| − | (b) the design of various elements for a particular production. This includes a range of creative activities including Set Design, Costume | + | (b) the design of various elements for a particular production. This includes a range of creative activities including [[Set Design]], [[Costume design]], [[Lighting Design]], [[Sound Design]]. |
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| − | Person who designs is a Designer, more often than not more spercifically designated as a "[[Costume design|Costume designer]]", "[[Set designer]]", "[[Sound designer]]", "[[Lighting designer]]" etc. | + | Person who designs is a Designer, more often than not more spercifically designated as a "[[Costume design|Costume designer]]", "[[Set design|Set designer]]", "[[Sound design|Sound designer]]", "[[Lighting design|Lighting designer]]" etc. |
Revision as of 11:49, 16 August 2010
Design for the Theatre
A general term, theatre design may refer to two distinct activities:
a) the design of a theatrical space/building. The person responsible is thus a theatre architect (working with a range of engineers in many cases).
(b) the design of various elements for a particular production. This includes a range of creative activities including Set Design, Costume design, Lighting Design, Sound Design.
Designer
Person who designs is a Designer, more often than not more spercifically designated as a "Costume designer", "Set designer", "Sound designer", "Lighting designer" etc.
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