Film and Television Stage Design 5

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Learning outcomes of the course unit:

Introduction to issues of computer generated scenes and working on the proposal. Collaboration of film artists and visual effects artists, on scenes. Differences in the perception of film real and virtual set-design.

Treatment of a virtual scene according to an assigned text. Working with space, color, lighting and props.

A comprehensive proposal of a virtual scene which manages all aspects, not only graphic but technical.

Mode of study:

Consultations on basis for creation the virtual set, consultations on the artistic proposal of the set.

Prerequisites and co-requisites:

No requirements.

Course contents:

Film set design is a trade which deals with the artistic treatment of a film work. The set designer is a significant member of the film creative team.

1. History of film set design.

2. Film set design instruments.

3. Definition of a film shot.

4. Film set designer work structure.

5. Teamwork on an audio-visual work.

Recommended or required reading:

Designing Film, Toni Ludi, Bertz and Fischer Verlag Berlin, 2010, Germany

Designs the Movies, Ken Adam, Thames and Hudson, London 2008, UK

The Visual story, Bruce A Block, Elsevier 2008, Oxford, UK

Assessment methods and criteria:

The result of the semester work is the summary project. The extent of the submitted summary work is assigned at the beginning of the semester. Fulfillment of the work volume from the size viewpoint is a fundamental item in assessing the student. If the entire volume is not developed, meaning the artistic and techical parts, the project is graded as very insufficient. The quality of the developed work is an item which influences the grading level. The activity of the student during the semester is a supplementary element to grading. During the semester the student completes several parts whose fulfillment is an inseparable part of the student assessment.

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