| Module Identifier | DR32420 | ||
| Module Title | PRODUCTION DESIGN PROJECT: SET, LIGHTING OR SOUND | ||
| Academic Year | 2001/2002 | ||
| Co-ordinator | Mr Richard Downing | ||
| Semester | Semester 1 | ||
| Pre-Requisite | DR22310 or one of the following: DR21910, DR22110, DR22510 | ||
| Course delivery | Project | Supervision of practical project | |
| Tutorial | Weekly tutorials following design presentations | ||
| Assessment | Design for one production | Notebook - 20%, Design - 80% | 100% |
Learning Outcomes:
Typically, upon completion of this module, the student will be able:
- To create a coherent conceptual scenographic proposal appropriate to the specific production intentions and requirements of a given dramatic, theatrical or performance project
- To demonstrate strategies for the practical realisation of conceptual intentions within specific physical and collaborative parameters.
- To demonstrate the experience and understanding necessary for the development of independent and responsible practical design initiatives.
- To show an holistic comprehension of the production scenography within particular production procedures
- To present clearly illustrated and appropriately documented evidence of the design process, strategies and sources
Content:
Through the rigorous investigation of a text (if used) and any other primary or secondary sources, to design (under the supervision of the course tutor) the physical setting or a similar, predominant, scenographic element (e.g.: light installation: data projection; sound environment) for one departmental production. Whilst maintaining responsible collaboration with the director and wider production team, these designs are then to be realised within a given budget.