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Manager of painters in pre production
and during production |
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| Painters in pre production |
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| Lead Scenic in Production |
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Manager of painters in pre production
and during production |
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| Painter during production |
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| Hue, Saturation, Shade, Tone, Tint, |
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| Fills small cracks or holes |
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Suspends other ingredients in liquid
state and facilitates paint spreadability |
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Glues other ingredients to the work
surface and speeds drying process |
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Paint that covers
the main walls |
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Techniques and methods
applied to the top coat |
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| Physical application of paint |
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| Altering paint before application |
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Two colors that form a third
mixed-in hue |
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Flinging paint droplets
at the work surface |
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| Aging sets, decoration, props, etc. |
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| Shine or gloss added to paint |
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Why would it be beneficial
to hire on set painters
during production? |
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Two paint ingredients have
one function and the other
two ingredients have two
function in a gallon of
paint. Describe the
function(s) of each. |
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Why would a finish coat of
paint tie into or relate to a
set’s backstory or
characterizations (cite
examples)? |
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Jane Musky described the
use of color in Notorious
(2009). How is red used as
a story-telling tool in the
film? |
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Arthur Max described the
“Gluttony” design in terms
of _____ or aging the set.
“Sloth’s” design incites
tension in the _____ via
contrasting environments |
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Profession and acquisition of all
set props and set dressing
(furnishings) |
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Set PropsLarge furnishings that are often
included on ground plan
Set Dress=Small furnishings |
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Meeting between director and prop
master to discuss hand props |
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Acquires and implements all
hand props |
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Places acquired set props and
set dressings on set |
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What are the reasons for
the differentiation between
hand props and set
decoration for film
production? |
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The first props and the
origin of the term “prop”
occurred at different
places and times in history.
Describe the first props
versus the origin of the
term. |
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Besides the Designer and
Art Director, which position
is among the top three
people of an entire
production’s art
department? |
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Unlike the set decorator,
why would a prop master
hold a prop preview with
the director prior to
filming? |
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There are two types of
furnishings used to
decorate sets. Them them
and describe their relative
sizes. |
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Plussing adds details to
sets, wardrobe, etc. that
are not originally planned
in the design. During the
production timeline, when
would this action occur? |
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Describe how Arthur Max
places the “John Doe”
character in his apartment
set through paint. What is
the function of red in this
scene? How does glaze
add characterization? |
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Describe how Arthur Max
places the “John Doe”
character in his apartment
set through paint. What is
the function of red in this
scene? How does glaze
add characterization? |
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Describe how Arthur Max
places the “John Doe”
character in his apartment
set through set decor and
props. How are the
protagonists affected by
the environment? |
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We viewed two prop
preview clips during
Lecture 4. What basic
considerations should be
taken to ensure that the
preview runs efficiently? |
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