The key is visuals.
In Criterion B of the Production Proposal, you convey your ideas for using production design to fulfill your intentions for the whole play. How will you interpret the play script into the physical world of the production to make an impact and to make meaning for an audience?
Consider set design, lighting, costume, props, sound, and colors.
You need to use both text and images to express how production elements will contribute towards meeting your intentions.
You do not need to draw your designs. You can create mood boards for the set, costumes, or lighting. You can include links to sound effects. You should not use photos or images of other set designs or costume designs. Instead, use photos of your idea of what you want the physical world of the play to look like in your production.
See below for help with creating color or mood boards, and for suggestions on how to create your visual designs. Look to other pages in this section for help with set design, lighting, costumes, and sound.
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Possible methods of expressing your production design ideas visually include:
Finally, short paragraphs or passages of text can be used to explain the elements that are tough to convey in image and annotation, but remember that this section is about the whole play. You can leave specific moments for criterion C. Be specific with costume designs: fabric, colour, cut, pattern - sizes and shapes matter too.
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