Informercial / Television
As a set designer, or scenic designer, I am responsible for designing the scenery—and more broadly, the artificial environment —in which a stage, television, or film performance takes place.
So as a set designer, I must coordinate and integrate the scenery with the other elements of the production, for example like costumes, lights, sounds, actors, staging needs, and special effects. In a nutshell, the effect of all of these elements should be an integrated whole.
Setting the Stage.
CLIENT
Miro Productions
Date
18 October, 2017
CATEGORY
Architecture, Design, Staging, Lighting
Concert Stage
Its simple, these are 5 important ways you can bring a concert stage to LIVE… and create a memorable moment and experience for your audience:
- Target your audience. They are your word of mouth and remember they are all filming with their cells.
- Lighting plays a big role. A show might not be the best, but you be surprised how they get impressed with the visuals and FX Lighting.
- If you don’t have room for a tall stage, make sure to go wide then
- Keep the stage clean from all wires, cables and cluttered Equipment.
- and very important, make sure the besides the aesthetics, its important that the stage is functional.
Setting the Stage.
CLIENT
Victor Espinola
Date
09 February, 2016
CATEGORY
Architecture, Design, Staging, Lighting, Concerts