İÇT410

School of Architecture and Design \ Interior Architecture and Environmental Design

3

6

Elective

Turkish

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The course begins with defining the physical space requirements of stage and set design. In addition to covering theme selection through various examples, it also introduces the drawing, modeling, and production techniques used in set design. Fundamental spatial concepts such as perception, light, and color in stage design are presented, and the connections between thematic composition, play, directing, and stage design are examined. The physical space requirements for stage and set design are defined.

Schwartz, D. (2009). Theatre set design: A creative approach. Routledge.
Harris, M. (2010). Stage design: A practical guide. Methuen Drama.
Melchior, M. (2008). The art of theatrical set design. Theatre Arts Books.

This course aims to teach students the fundamental principles of stage and set design, define physical space requirements, and establish a thematic design process. Students will learn how to utilize drawing and modeling techniques, as well as spatial elements such as light and color, in stage design. Additionally, they will develop an understanding of the aesthetic and functional aspects of stage design and enhance their practical skills through applied exercises.

1. Understand and apply the fundamental physical space requirements, as well as spatial concepts such as light, color, and perception in stage design.
2. Develop a thematic design process by comprehending the relationships between play, directing, and stage design.
3. Learn the necessary drawing, modeling, and production techniques for stage and set design and apply these skills to real projects.

Week 1: Introduction to the Course and Stage Design
Week 2: Relationship Between Thematic Composition and Set Design
Week 3: Use of Light and Color
Week 4: Drawing Techniques and Modeling
Week 5: Relationship Between Directing and Stage Design
Week 6: Midterm Evaluation
Week 7: Set Production Processes
Week 8: Aesthetics and Functionality in Stage Design
Week 9: Advanced Modeling and Drawing Techniques
Week 10: Society and Environment in Stage Design
Week 11: Final Project Preparation
Week 12: Final Project Preparation

• Midterm Evaluation: 40 %
• Final 40 %
• Performance 20 %