JOB DESCRIPTIONS:Scenic Artist
A scenic artist is responsible for creating and enhancing visual elements of sets. Their work often includes painting backdrops, walls/flats, and props, as well as applying textures and finishes to bring a design to life. Key responsibilities include:
- Painting detailed backdrops and murals for sets.
- Applying techniques such as aging, faux finishes, and trompe-l’œil.
- Sculpting and carving set pieces from materials like foam or wood.
- Collaborating closely with the art director to ensure the design matches the director’s vision.
- Maintaining tools and materials while adhering to safety protocols.
Set Dresser
A set dresser is tasked with arranging furniture, props, and decor to create the intended look and feel of a scene. They work to ensure continuity and that every detail aligns with the production’s artistic direction. Key responsibilities include:
- Placing and arranging furniture, props, and decor on set.
- Ensuring continuity by documenting and maintaining the positioning of all items.
- Making on-the-fly adjustments to optimize for camera angles and lighting.
- Collaborating with the art director, props team, and other departments to execute the vision.
Registration Fee: $699 (full scholarships are available for up to 15 trainees) |