Panic Monster, reminder not to leave everything to the end, and also to embrace the panic, and allow you to work at full capacity.
Working Productively Tips
Look at diary
Dedicate work
Make sure you have the right tools
let others know you're busy
make a list of tasks
Put on work clothes
Put on music/ audiobooks
Definite lunch breaks
Stuck= not enough research/ last phase
Make a flask of tea
Set certain breaks
Put phone on work mode
Briefs- Manage and Set Parameters
Practical
Time frame
Support, team
Scale of production
Budget
Post production
Audience
Producer and directors expectations
Venue
What do you need to deliver?
Creative
Who are my colleagues and do they have a specialism?
Is there a clear aesthetic?
Look at primary source material (e.g. the book) and ask myself am I actually interested ?
Vision/ concept/ genre
Can I produce something artistic?
Aesthetics- Some producers might approach you because of the aesthetic you create, or they may give you an aesthetic to follow.
Equity- Useful union to join.
Script Breakdown
Research
Mood Boards
Rough Drawings
Development Drawings
Final Drawings
Materials to consider:
Pencils
Water colour pencils
Water colour
Markers
Pastels
Gouache
Ink
Collage
Digital collage/render
Mixed media
Things to consider
How much space you need to draw and allow space around the artwork.
Colour palettes, have a look on Pinterest
Look at Pantone Studio
Enhance with photoshop?
Create a style to make your work identifiable
Have a look at Snapseed app to clean up images
Create an Instagram account
Create a linked in account
Join the Society of British Theatre Designers
Costume Line up
After the final design
Means you can see the scale
Can see how they work next to each other
It doesn't matter if they overlap
Group characters together- scene by scene, type of character.
Group Impact
Importance of Story Telling
Costume Transformation
Design Continuity
Professional Practise on Set
Designing the Future
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