STUDY PROGRAMME
Scenography

AFAM CODE
ABPR22

DISCIPLINARY AREA
Set design

DISCIPLINARY FIELD
Set design

CREDITS
10

APPROACH
Theoretical/project based

This course is divided in two modules. The first module, set design for media and events, provides the students with advanced tools for the planning of temporary events: exhibitions, display windows, conventions. The second module, projects for media and events, introduces the students to the conception of a project for a brand to be defined.

The total credits for this course are 10, divided as follows:

• SET DESIGN FOR MEDIA AND EVENTS: 7 CFA

• PROJECTS FOR MEDIA AND EVENTS: 3 CFA

Successful students will be able to:

SET DESIGN FOR MEDIA AND EVENTS:

• Analyse the client’s requests

• Devise a proposal starting from the client’s brief

• Be aware of the available space for the project, in relation to the people interacting with it

• Create images, maps, sections and executive drawings to present the project

PROJECTS FOR MEDIA AND EVENTS:

• Analyse the identified brand

• Devise a proposal starting from the client’s brief

• Be aware of the available space for the project, in relation to the people interacting with it

• Create a presentation illustrating all the project contents

SET DESIGN FOR MEDIA AND EVENTS:

• Development of a moodboard

• Development of a project idea

• Creation of scale models

• Creation of maps, sections and executive drawings using CAD software applications

• Creation of images for the presentation of the project

PROJECTS FOR MEDIA AND EVENTS:

• Analysis of the identified brand and location

• Development of a moodboard

• Development of a project idea

• Creation of scale models

• Creation of maps, sections and executive drawings using CAD software applications

• Creation of a PowerPoint presentation of the project

This is a theoretical/project based course.

Over the course, the students will carry out the following didactic activities, which may vary depending on the projects to be developed.

• Front lectures

• Use of tutorials, videos or other multi-media material

• Exercises and revisions

• Laboratories

• Individual or group projects

• Individual or group study and research

Assessment tools may include:

• Oral exam

• Comprehensive projects

Further details about the exams will be provided by the professors.

The final grade for this course will result from the weighted average of its modules.

Further books and other recommended or required resources may be specified by the professor.