In this project, you will be taking on the following roles: You are asked to: Make sure you read the following pages very carefully so that you understand each component of this assignment. The play is . As the director, you must come up with your “vision” for presenting the production. You can approach the play any way you see fit. Your only restrictions are that you keep the idea of the story–the moral, for ease of description. Two directors are asked to compete for a job directing . For the theatre to decide which director should be hired for the job, they have asked each to write out their “vision” of the production. Director A decides to present in a more traditional, stick-to-the-story manner. Director A wrote his vision as follows: Director B decides to present as a contemporary, urban tale. Director B wrote his vision as follows: So, what you are being asked to do is . Create and write out your own vision for the production. There is no formula for doing this–just explain your idea to me. The more detailed the vision is, the better the production will work and the easier the designs will be. Type up your vision, save it as a .doc, .docx, or .pdf, and upload it to the Director’s Vision assignment page. Just in case you need to remind yourse
lf of the story of , one version of the story is given below. (Remember, you are to create your own director’s vision of the piece.) You will be designing one of scenes (yes, just one) for your play. You must create a set rendering–go back and review what a rendering is if you need to–for this scene. The rendering must be done on the and be done from the perspective of the audience. So, it will show the stage as the audience would see it if you were to actually do the play. PIcture T1 Attached PIcture T2 Attached PIcture T3 Attached PIcture T4 Attached When you are completely finished with your rendering, scan it or take a digital picture of your work. Then upload it to the Set Rendering assignment page. You will be designing two costume designs for your play. These need to be for two different characters–so one costume design for each of the two characters you select from your production of . You must create costume renderings–go back and review what a rendering is if you need to–for this scene. The renderings must be done on the mannequin forms provided. There is a and a –use the one appropriate for each character. PIcture T5 Attached Mannequin page by self Versus Mannequin page behind a blank white sheet PIcture T6 Attached PIcture T7 Attached