Scenography Puns

I really enjoyed the part when She’s A Rainbow starts playing and couldn’t ignore the fact that when you hear “Have you seen her dressed in blue” you see Higgins’ wife all dressed in blue. The same happens when “Have you seen her all in gold” and Keely is wearing that gold jacked. Another one I spotted was the rainbow-themed carriage when “She’s like a rainbow” comes.

I don’t know if I missed some other nod to the song’s lyrics.

By the way, am I the only one who was thinking about the 1998 iMac “Colors” ad through this?

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Do you guys have any Cantina or Death Star background walls to print and paste in your dioramas? Also any scenography like cubes, cargo, merchandise that you can print in a piece of paper, cut, fold and paste?

Thanks!

okay, before i get onto anything else: this sub is everything i ever wanted!!! thank you u/luludamnation for posting your idea, and u/zealous-avocado for creating it!

right, LONG POST AHEAD! turns out i can't shut up. i'd like to draw some attention to live scenography design! now, i'm by no means a professional—i took tech theatre classes for two years at university and have an art history background from my high school days, but i haven't really got the technical terms and don't want to make anything too pretentious anyway. so bear with my potentially-academically-incorrect definitions, etc etc.

but the thing is, i understand scenography as the combination of artistic elements that put together a specific concept and convey specific meaning/emotion to a performance. when i think about scenography i think about creative lighting and sound design, costume and set, even the space itself for theatre pieces... all of those elements working together and imagined as parts of a whole. the meaning of a performance can't be fully conveyed without one of them, each of those disciplines inform the way we perceive the performance.

and i just feel like kpop can be so damn good at that. there's performances and performances, of course, but the way the industry uses "concepts" (which i haven't seen in other creative industries, at least not this defined and set in stone) can lead to awesome things. so here are two of my favourite scenography designs ever!

— ten and winwin's performance of 'lovely' is definitely not your typical kpop performance video, but even though it's artsier and more similar to contemporary dance than typical kpop dance, the choreography blends the two styles so well. the costumes echo the two halves of the tree, the duality the performance tries to express. the space and the lighting are airy, simple, almost raw, which imo captures the sound of the track very well. there is a narrative through the video, which ten and winwin as performers execute, but the mirror symbolism and the trees are equally-essential parts of the story, and really add a new layer of meaning. overall i feel like it's one of the most cohesive performances i've seen in kpop.

— i've waxed poetic about taemin's performances of 'door' already (short thread here with my interpretation) but i think they're a masterpiece of cohesive stage design. especiall

I was watching "The Munsters" (the siticon from 1964) as one of many references on black and white shooting and ever since i've got a especial interest about everything on the show, i've learned makeup, faux stained wall painting, lighting, making of objects ( even faux metalic painting in foam objects), but... the spider webs are kind like a mistery to me, this one tiny little thing buggs me, i 've searched on youtube for some formula's to make and moder adaptation, the home made stuff was impratical and/or very poor, That "skretch spider web" that shops sold online don't make it too, it covers a lot of my problem but don't solve it , i was thinking, some one knows how to make that crap? Do you people know where i can find good books about set design ans scenographical objects and scenographical decoration?

As the title says, I am looking for films which were released before 2000 (basically anything between 50s and 90s) which have interesting use of colors (think of scenes with an emphasis on only one color) and scenography (interesting shots). I don't care that much for it's quality, scenario, country of origin, main theme, genre. I want to feel "art" and "colors".

Perfect examples: Suspiria (and other films of Dario Argento), Don't Look Now, The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (and other films of Peter Greenaway), Ken Russel (Devils have interesting scenography). I just love scenes with one main color (like in Suspiria!).

The catch? I have seen most of the classics, so no Clockwork Orange and other mainstream, well-known titles.

Hi,

Pretty much the title. I am running a campaign as GM and in the first session we only used maps/description approach for the encounters, but I would like to introduce miniatures in the next one.

Of course, this makes things more complex, like needing to change the table layout for each different encounter.

Any ideas/experience is very welcome.

Thanks in advance.

Hello all,

When reading A Little Hatred, I was just wondering how do you imagine the costumes and scenography to look? It was quite easy to imagine for The First Law Trilogy and Heroes (Middle Ages) and Best Served Cold (15th-century renaissance/Italy) as well as Red Country (which was practically a western without guns).

It was already discussed, that inventions and technical progress don't aline with our history course (as Red Country would be set around 1850, but without firearms). We have seen the beginning of the use of gunpowder and cannons in The Heroes, however, pistols have yet to appear.

I am wondering that, since if looking at our history, A Little Hatred should be then set around 1870, which would put it straight in the Victorian age (UK cover with chimneys also supports that). However, the beginning of the industrial revolution would set it at the start of the 19th century or even in the late 1700s, since we can draw some similarities to French Revolution also.

Amid all of this, I am really interested what era do you picture yourself when reading the book?

is it Victorian like this?

https://preview.redd.it/8zx6wqan2fq41.jpg?width=1300&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0ce3de8182ee014f411ca8b53a5eb287fad4d098

https://preview.redd.it/wfp1051t2fq41.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0c3b37928504f7e55de672f74eae11d4d4b79c6f

https://preview.redd.it/xa8f1qwudfq41.jpg?width=1620&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8031f8c1201aaf66bc786f6da13dc493c8c84617

Or something more mid 19th century like this?

https://preview.redd.it/as18vk38bfq41.jpg?width=276&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5ba01eeb4395b27597253b912befb5683d7aef53

https://preview.redd.it/7icaygfgbfq41.png?width=788&format=png&auto=webp&s=59ef9e44fb0cec1f34657840c40e74ed2d32af01

Or even a bit earlier ...

https://preview.redd.it/um2z6rtpbfq41.jpg?width=928&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=81f951a76ad6452a210bb79407c3537b254d49ca

https://preview.redd.it/1urxe46rbfq41.png?width=640&format=png&auto=webp&s=3e0744c537148c33a05f205ed371e8ffeffbbfea

Or even earlier like that ...

https://preview.redd.it/s62l67s2cfq41.jpg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=810286a6ce26fc3562c3f462d6a06f41a8973d57

https://preview.redd.it/7kf5buejcfq41.jpg?width=204&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf82878e906ec6890b8ee2cfefc62ee26ff6d625

https://preview.redd.it/e92mrxnodfq41.jpg?width=853&format=pjpg&auto=webp&am

I am spending my time during the confinement trying to make some scenography from usless stuff and some milliput:

• Two cans
• Some components from a used straw set game from Flying Tiger
• Another used straw
• A couple of used skewer
• Foam core board
• Some electronic bits, old space marines bits and a broken parking sensor.

Still WIP. Any painting ideas?

https://preview.redd.it/48e3pfauz0r41.jpg?width=4608&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b1b32fe1502a5d9fc95abce4dcadba2d1ff0250f

https://preview.redd.it/hmi74gauz0r41.jpg?width=4608&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d9bfe4d198b5ef5d8b177bc95741fd7e8a596ccc

Pair of Polish YouTubers went to places where Dark has been filmed and you can see it on their Instagram: https://instagram.com/jakbyniepaczec?igshid=kkpxmxhh20qb

and full video later on YouTube

Hiii :)

A friend and I are trying to make our own scenography, starting with materials like cardboard and the plastic that's left when you take the miniatures pieces (which I don't know its name in english). We have already build some small buildings and covers, but I see them way too simple and quite ugly, we are not painting professionals to be honest hahaha.

And so, my question. Do you know of some tutorials, written or in video, that could help us to get some ideas to improve the quality of our creations? And if someone can provide us with some advice (related to materials, paints or whatever) or pictures of your own creations, I will really appreciate it too.

Thanks everyone in advance :D

The last scenography was full of those famous « cubes » for the Skin Era.Any predictions for the next one ?