GATHER IMAGES IN A POWER POINT OR WORD/PDF DOCUMENT
GATHER IMAGES IN A POWER POINT OR WORD/PDF DOCUMENT ABOUT IDEAS FOR YOUR IMAGINARY DESIGN TEAM AS FOLLOWS A SLIDE WITH AT LEAST TWO THEMES OR MESSAGES YOU FOUND IN THE STORY AT LEAST 3 IMAGES ABOUT THE SET
GATHER IMAGES IN A POWER POINT OR WORD/PDF DOCUMENT ABOUT IDEAS FOR YOUR IMAGINARY DESIGN TEAM
WHAT IS AN IDEA MORGUE?
A “Morgue” is a collection of ideas and inspirations that helps collaborators to translate their “take” on a play into poetic choices for the production.
It is another form of “script analysis” that not only helps create a unified “vision” for
the play, it is an archive of research.
Directors and designers might grab a box and just throw things in it as they do
their pre-production prep, or they may store it digitally in a folder with links and files.
It can include dramaturgical research about the playwright, notes on the structure or meaning of the play, ideas about characters, and guidance for design choices that establish an approach to the look and feel of the production.
Morgues can consist of tangible objects, sound and video clips, photographs, etc. Some items in a morgue may be copied directly into the design of a show, while others serve as a mere “vision board” of “food for thought” as the project develops.
READ “BORN YESTERDAY” PRETEND YOU ARE GOING TO DIRECT IT.
GATHER IMAGES IN A POWER POINT OR WORD/PDF DOCUMENT ABOUT IDEAS FOR YOUR IMAGINARY DESIGN TEAM AS FOLLOWS
A SLIDE WITH AT LEAST TWO THEMES OR MESSAGES YOU FOUND IN THE STORY AT LEAST 3 IMAGES ABOUT THE SET
AT LEAST ONE IMAGE EACH OF SOMEONE WHO LOOKS LIKE THE RIGHT “TYPE” OF PERSON TO CAST IN THE THREE ROLES (3 IMAGES TOTAL)
AT LEAST ONE IMAGE EACH FOR THE COSTUME OF THE CHARACTERS (3 IMAGES TOTAL)