Stage Design: Set and Props
Introduction to stage design, focusing on how sets and props create an immersive environment and support the play's narrative.
Key Questions
- How can a minimal set design still convey a specific location or time?
- How do props serve as extensions of a character's personality or plot devices?
- Design a set for a specific scene, justifying your choices for mood and functionality.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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