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SCENE DESIGN

1. The student must construct an original, three-dimensional model OR perspective rendering executed to 1/4” = 1’0” OR 1/2" = 1'0" showing the set and its relationship to the theatrical space.
2. Computer aided design is acceptable.
3. At least one figure (to scale) must be included in the rendering or model to show proportion and scale.
4. If a multi-set play is chosen, only ONE scene shall be designed.
5. The student may include a floor plan to the same scale.
6. The set is to be designed for a stage with a proscenium opening of 38’w x 20’h. An apron with a depth of 6' may also be used. The proscenium arch and wing space must be represented in the model.
7. The student must verbally justify the design to the adjudicators. Note cards may be used.
8. Only one student may be involved in the design. Collaborative entries will be disqualified prior to adjudication.
9. All artwork utilized must be original, and created by the participant.
10. The event will not exceed ten (10) minutes. The student presentation is not to exceed five (5) of these ten (10) minutes.

Florida State Thespians
Rodney Savickis,
Junior State Director
Melbourne High School
74 Bulldog Blvd
Melbourne, FL 32901

(321) 952-5895