Self Supporting Scenery For Childrens Theatre And Grown Ups Too (Revised)
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1. Stagecraft I
2. Scene Design
3. Stagecraft II
4. Scene Painting
5. Dramatic Lighting
6. Scenic Progression
7. Architectural Section
8. Summary
Additional Info
By James Hull Miller. Fifth edition – revised. Free standing scenery creates its own theatre – compact, economical and flexible. It marches right onto any stage platform, into the classroom, the recreation hall and the garden theatre. This book tells how to construct it. Includes 128 pages and over 175 drawings. Covers tools, materials, designs and craft. An excellent reference book. Written by a leading designer in the field.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780916260910
ISBN10: 0916260917
James Miller
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2003
Publisher: Meriwether Publishing Ltd.
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