- Wardrobe, Zangler's shop. Needs a black screen behind. We could use some black felt with a slit in it so that the actors can get backstage. Green and gold screen needs neatening.
- Shopping list, get set pieces ready for the build.
Below are my set plan notes:
Set Plan 19th
November 2012. My notes taken from a meeting with the
designer, scenic artist and technical drawing supervisor on 20th
November 2012. My notes from a discussion with the director on the 21st
November.
Zangler’s Shop.
·
Two moving frames, being made by
the carpenter and then having a black wash. Made,
ready to paint.
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Two mannequins, sourced. Three mannequins 2 female, 1 male.
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Counter, dress with wood and then
it needs painting, what effect, flat or will there be drawers? On the 29th dress the one they’ve been using in
rehearsals. The designer decided on MDF to decorate the counter. The scenic
artist and I gave our concern that it would not have a grain however the
designer chose this. We therefore need three; “plain and wooden” door knobs as
described by the designer.
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Stool. Sourced
but needs painting. The same colour that the chairs are being painted (dark
brown). I am going to check with the director that it is ok to paint anything that was
from the acting store. Ok to paint furniture from the acting store, this has been
confirmed with the production manager.
·
Till, Vintage toy one, sourced,
ok? Sourced, designer agreed this with the director
and stage management. Could need dressing.
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Broom, sourced? Use broom from Cementville.
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Flooring? Black gradient to front – interior. Cobble stones that fade to black –
Exterior.
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Newspaper, Viennese, what kind of
newspaper do you want? E-bay, enough time? Ask the
director if he has rehearsed with this? Moves around a few times in the design. ASMs are sourcing
this.
Madame Knorr’s.
·
Polystyrene heads, sourced. Would have to be covered with fabric? I researched and
found out that Eduard Simon invented Polystyrene in 1839. Are we using the ones
in rehearsals? Need 4 of these. Add a layer of news print paper?
·
Fabric drops down from larger of
the frames, could this be organza (we had some cream from the archive that was
used for Canterbury Tales, is this suitable?), which is tied at the back so
that it can be easily untied during the performance. Has something similar to
this been rehearsed? The designer said this would be
good however I will check with the director that this is ok, as he will need to
rehearse this. Cut.
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Hats, have we got something
suitable in the store, are there spare hats that the designer has sourced for
the costumes and wants to use? The costume designer
is choosing these.
·
Large round mirror. Check with the director about this, as it is not on the
props list. Cut.
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Coat stand, sourced. The designer would like it to be painted the same colour as
the chairs. ASMs in costume will bring props and set on and off stage.
Imperial Garden
Café and Imperial Garden.
·
2 tables (these can be taken
through the props door on the set) with 2 covers (to floor), fastened down, so
they don’t fall off when taken off stage? Could be Velcro as then we can change
this easily for Miss Blumenblatt’s. One cover -
double sided for Miss Blumenblatt’s. The designer has made two out of calico
which she would like to use.
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Cutlery and plates for 6 places. Sourced by ASMs –following items.
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Champagne bottle. “
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Tea lights and holders. “
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6 cups and two large tankards,
sourced? “
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6 chairs. Sourced but need painting.
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Screen, needs re-covering, what
fabric are we recovering it with? Gold edging. Look
in rehearsals.
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Newspaper still there.
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Tea light and holder x2. ASMs
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Fake Cake. “
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Lobster in a covered tray, never
seen? “
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Leaves and vines, ‘outside’. The designer requested that these could be made on a wooden
stick so they can be taken on to the set for Miss Blumenblatt’s garden. Some
military camouflage netting has been sourced by the designer, just need to ok
this with the director. Netting not needed.
Need 2 bushes, as characters hide behind these.
·
Garden table and two chairs. Talk to the director about this, as there is not enough
room behind the set for these.
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Garden lanterns x3. Need to be sourced.
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Food Trolley. We have one however it might need dressing; ask the
director if we can change this if necessary? Doesn’t need dressing, ok.
Miss Blumenblatt’s.
· Rug. The designer said this could be cut,
check with the director.
· New table cover, floral fabric (to floor).
Source something suitable.
· Newspaper remains on set.
· Oval mirror comes back on stage.
· Two candlesticks and a flowerpot, sourced. Buy
real flowers for the performances as Miss Blumenblatt takes two out and gives
them to characters. This would also look much better than fake flowers and the
designer agreed. Geraniums. Fake ones preferably with two separate.
· Organza draping added as curtain in window to the garden. Rolled up, tied and dropped down. Has this been rehearsed?
Cut.
Miss Blumenblatt’s Garden.
·
Vines and lanterns moved to the
inside of the stage (SR).
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2 shrubs, flat boards, real or
painted. Could these come through the swing doors?
The designer chose to cut this.
·
Ladder, sourced. 3 options available, the designer has to choose and inform
the scenic artist of any dressing that will need doing.
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Tree. The
designer chose to cut this.
*FLAMEPROOF ALL FABRIC*
Shopping List.
o Door knobs (3) for counter, B&Q.
o 4 polystyrene heads. Sourcing: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-x-FEMALE-POLYSTYRENE-DISPLAY-HEAD-BRAND-NEW-/300740465397?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item46058752f5
o Fake Geraniums. Sourcing: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l2736&_nkw=fake+geraniums
o Vines.
o 3 garden lanterns, B&Q?
o Gold edging fabric, something for the screen to cover the rough edges.
o 2 bushes, B&Q?
o Fabric for Miss Blumenblatt’s table cover and Imperial Garden Café
covers and a rug, we may be able to source this in Boscombe.
Makes.
o Counter is being adapted on the 29th. Apply MDF and knobs and fix coat stand.
o Organza draping.
o Table covers – 2 with one that’s double sided for Miss Blumenblatt’s.
o Gold edging on the screen.
o Leaves and vines ‘outside’, attach to the wall.
o Dress the polystyrene heads.
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