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Drawing Scenery for Theater, Film and Television

This second edition serves as a comprehensive manual for both students and professionals in scenic design. It balances artistic skills with technical drafting principles, guiding readers through the process of creating accurate, creative, and industry-standard scenic renderings. With updated illustrations and clearer step-by-step methods, it remains an essential textbook for design courses in theater arts and film production.

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PN 2091 S8R586 1994

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Cincinnati, Ohio : Battway Book., 1994

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1-55870-348-9

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PN 2091 S8R586 1994

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Stage-setting and scenery — Drawing and design
Motion picture production design
Television production design
Perspective drawing — Techniques

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Drawing Scenery for Theater, Film and Television (2nd edition, 1994) by scenic designer Rich Rose expands on the first edition, offering updated techniques and illustrations for drawing scenery. This revised edition refines explanations of perspective, proportion, shading, and rendering, with added examples for modern theater, film, and television set design.

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