Friday, February 24, 2012

Design Star Challenge - Mark Burnett Productions/HGTV


Set Dresser


























In episode 1 each contestant was paired up with one Set Dresser to create a style that represents another opponent. This room before was bare and white. In the span of 3.5 hours I had to help the designer create this look. Which included painting the floor the same color as the wall. I also had to decoupage the table and headboard

SCENIC PAINTER



SCENIC PAINTER 

Painted backdrop tarps to look like World War 1 trenches.

Directed by: Marianne Elliott & Tom Morris
Set Designer: Rae Smith
Prop Master: Faye Armon



The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism & Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures - The Public Theater


Directed by: Michael Greif
Set Designer: Mark Wendland
Prop Master: Faye Armon
Prop Assistant: Coordinating shipment with different vendors. Prop Shopping Set Dressing






Had to coordinate shipment of props. Shopped at various antique stores. I also coordinated and worked very closely with the Set Designer as to the exact placement of the Props.


Shakespeare in the Park: Measure for Measure & All's Well that Ends Well - The Public Theater



Directed by: Daniel Sullivan & David Esbjorson
Set Designer: Scott Pask
Prop Master: Jay Duckworth
Prop Assistant: Prop Construction




Angels In America - Signature Theater



Directed by: Michael Greif
Set Designer: Mark Wendland
Prop Master: Sarah Bird
Prop Assistant: Prop Shopping, Set Dressing













When I Come to Die - Lincoln Center Theater

Director Thomas Kail
Set Designer: Robin Vest
Prop Master: Marina Guzman
Creatively Collaborated with the Director
Oversaw all Props











Every Prop is authentic to what they use in Prisons purchased through various correctional facility companies. I hired an welder to build the two beds made to the measurements the director wanted.
The hardest prop to find was the Prison Toilets at a budget friendly price . They generally cost over $2,000 and take 12 weeks to be delivered. I called all plumbing fixture company in the New York state area. In one week I found one for $500 at a small company in Albany 2 hours away. And rented the other from a prop house.




Director: Daniel Sullivan/Michael Graf
Set Designer: Mark Wendland
Prop Master: Faye Armon
Prop Assistant: Researched Early 1900's Furniture and Items, Scenic Painting, Prop Shopping.