Aselya Sposato
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The proscenium and backdrop are the two elements Scenic Designer Rob Johnson lays out ground plans for when beginning to create a set. He takes 2 months to design before his plans go to the technical director for 6 weeks of construction. This is followed by a week’s worth of painting and technical rehearsals. Overall, the entire design process typically takes about 3 to 4 months before a set is ready for production. During this time, changes are constantly being made to the design. This scene originally had a revolving door as part of the construction plan before the decision was made to edit it out.
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