Essential Vectorworks Skills For Scenic And Production Designers Drawing Rendering Modeling Drafting And Presenting | Theatre And Performance

Essential Vectorworks Skills for Scenic and Production Designers is an accessible textbook that covers the digital skills of 2D drawing 3D modeling rendering drafting and design presentation providing aspiring designers with an invaluable toolkit to quickly and efficiently hone their craft. Modeled after learner-centered teaching practice and based on USITT drafting standards this book is structured around six carefully selected core projects. It introduces key terms and commands tools techniques and procedures for drawing modeling rendering drafting and design presentation with Vectorworks. Each chapter begins with key commands and a set of learning objectives that will be explored. The design exercises and projects that follow invite the reader’s active participation in the learning process. Along with step-by-step instructions 240 illustrations (including student work samples) and three insightful interviews with professional designers this book also contains open-ended projects that encourage the reader to explore new ways of scenographic expression and creatively apply commands and techniques to solve example design problems. This textbook is for use in scenic design drafting model making and rendering courses in university theatre and media programs and may be of interest to emerging professional scenic designers or scenographers for theatre opera and concert performances production designers or art directors in film and television industries themed exhibition designers and theme park designers. Essential Vectorworks Skills for Scenic and Production Designers includes access to a wealth of online resources including 15 videos with step-by-step instruction six files of vwx or PDF formats for additional exercises and projects and a video of student work samples. |Essential Vectorworks Skills for Scenic and Production Designers Drawing Rendering Modeling Drafting and Presenting | Theatre and Performance