Joseph P. Scene Design News. Learn more about the Undergraduate and Graduate programs in Scene Design through these features and news stories. Devised theater piece "Love and Depositions" is an exercise in collaboration and trust. Scene designers set the stage for opera. After commencement, it's Shakespeare in the Park and off-Broadway for scene design graduate Romello Huins. Apply Now. Your responsibilities for actual productions will continue to grow as you progress through the program.
Third-Fourth Years In your remaining years in the program, you will begin to spend more time in the studio working on at least 14 actual productions for a minimum of 20 hours a week. Your practical production experience will cover a variety of theatrical spaces ranging from flexible black-box venues to large-scale Broadway-type spaces. Your classroom instruction will include more advanced production and studio skills, lighting design and even costume design, helping you develop a broad understanding of professional theater.
Graduates of the Scene Design program go on to start careers in their chosen profession. They have become scenic designers for productions across the country ranging from Broadway, regional theatre, dance, opera, film, television and themed entertainment. Students in the scene design program create a memorable experience for audience members as they meticulously craft the visual architecture of the stage for performances.
Learn how two students and their peers brought opera to life this year in this look behind the scenes. When Romello Huins returns to New York City after commencement, the graduate of the scene design program will be on the move as soon as the plane hits the tarmac - working on the Public Theater's "Shakespeare in the Park" series and designing the off-Broadway show "The Last Boy.
Undergraduate Scene Design The heart and soul of a stage falls into the hands of the scene designer. Bachelor of Fine Arts First-Second Years Students seeking a Scene Design degree will experience a thorough curriculum, molding designers into well-rounded artists that understand all aspects that go into a performance.
Set design is the creation of the physical space in which the action of a performed event takes place. Primarily used to describe theater productions, it constitutes all the scenery, furniture, props, appearance, and overall look of the stage.
Set design is also known as scenic design, theater design, theatrical design, and stage design. Although these terms are used interchangeably in most instances, set design or scenic design have become more popular in current terminology because they can be applied to television and film as well as theater.
A related and more recent term, scenography, encompasses the sound, costume, lighting, and all other technical designs of a theatrical production. Production design is the term used for the comparable craft in cinema or television Broadcast Design.
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