Survivor Set Items
Works / Architecture
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Description
Sixteen people are sent to a desert island for weeks with barely the clothes on their backs. Only one will survive. Cameras follow their every move as they ruthlessly attempt to overcome the elements and each other to become the ultimate SURVIVOR , the winner of a huge cash prize. Stranded in the beautiful islands of Dominican Republic, these competitiors determined new castaways will be divided into two tribes of 12 and forced to form a new society as they adapt to their physical and social surroundings. The mental and physical challenges force players to choose between personal risk and reward, while still navigating the complex social game and attempting to forge alliances to last another day. The individuals competing are from diverse backgrounds with the same ultimate goal: to be crowned Sole Survivor.
Stage designers play a vital role in bringing the settings of a story to life. Their tasks involve identifying each location, noting scene transitions, and determining the necessary props mentioned in the script. Props, which are physical objects used by competitors during play, are essential elements in tihs process. The primary objective of the stage design is to support the narrative of the play. This involves creating sets, costumes, sound, and lighting that align with the play’s purpose. While it may involve realistic recreations, the true essence lies in conveying a deeper meaning that resonates with both the designer and the audience. This shift from realism to a more powerful artistic expression is where the art of the stage design truly flourishes.
In artistic pursuit, visual communication plays a crucial role. It encompasses the arrangement of items on stage, considering their size, shape, texture, and overall mass. Through skillfu composition, a sense of order or chaos, stability or unease can be evoked. Moreover, the lighting designer’s expertise can further alter the composition, transforming the stage set from one light cue to another throughout the play’s duration.
