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Set Designer

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

SET DESIGNER

BY STEPHANIE BEDORE
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WHAT THEY DO

  • Design sets for shows
  • Creates ideas for sets
  • Makes the sets and is in charge of them
  • (A set is the scene for a play or movie)
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JOB SKILLS

  • Handy work
  • Heavy lifting
  • Basic skills, etc.
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HOW TO OBTAIN THESE SKILLS

  • Hard work
  • Training/Practice
  • Most of them are just basic skills

THE HIERARCHY

  • Director
  • Stage Manager
  • Set Designer
  • Crew
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WORK ENVIORMENT

  • Busy
  • Can be Crowded or empty
  • Can be loud, or quiet
  • It starts spacious and you need to fill the space
  • It depends on who shows up to help
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PAY

  • The average pay for a set designer is > $53,000

HOURS

  • On average, 8 hours a day.
  • Very flexible
  • The work is ongoing if people are working on it.
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BENEFITS?

  • There are benefits
  • You work for a play/film, the benefits can very from director to director

HOW TO PREPARE

  • Lots of intense thinking of how the set is going to look, and what needs to be done.
  • You need a license and proper practice/training
  • It all varies by employer
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HOW/WHERE TO FIND A JOB?

  • Contact theatre/producers
  • Always look online for local employers
  • You could always start with local schools, and see if they need one
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INTERESTING

  • They have to draw out sets themselves
  • They are the ones who create what the show is gonna look like

THE END

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