Set designs are also important for the set designer, it allows them to see what is going to be feathured in the set and how many (if needed) flats we would need, spacing. It also shows the props and layout so they can see what they need to do and what we need to do as well as getting an overall feel of what we as a group are going to do.
When drawing the set plan we had to go into alot of detail, it proved to be quite a challange for us as each individual thought of differnt things. We drew the props that we would need, the look/feel that we were trying to portray and the places of all the band members when performing.
We had to be very articulate about where the band members would be placed and whether when shooting a long shot, that they would be seen. We created a brief about what else may be included in the set and possible props that we may have needed. We also needed to state what kind of mood we wanted to create and what kind of feeling we wanted to be portrayed.
Unfortunately, because our locations kept changing due to accessibility and other external factors we did several set design plans. But attached is a copy of our final design.
When drawing the set plan we had to go into alot of detail, it proved to be quite a challange for us as each individual thought of differnt things. We drew the props that we would need, the look/feel that we were trying to portray and the places of all the band members when performing.
We had to be very articulate about where the band members would be placed and whether when shooting a long shot, that they would be seen. We created a brief about what else may be included in the set and possible props that we may have needed. We also needed to state what kind of mood we wanted to create and what kind of feeling we wanted to be portrayed.
Unfortunately, because our locations kept changing due to accessibility and other external factors we did several set design plans. But attached is a copy of our final design.
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