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Produktbild: Digital Costume Design and Collaboration

Digital Costume Design and Collaboration Applications in Academia, Theatre, and Film

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.10.2017

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

224

Maße (L/B/H)

22,9/22,9/1,5 cm

Gewicht

726 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-138-93572-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.10.2017

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

224

Maße (L/B/H)

22,9/22,9/1,5 cm

Gewicht

726 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-138-93572-3

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Digital Costume Design and Collaboration

  • TABLE OF CONTENTS

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    PREFACE

    INTRODUCTION

    PART I: FOUNDATIONS

    • CHAPTER 1

      • The Design Process, A Digital Approach

        • First Reactions

        • Compiling Information Digitally To Create Web Based Shared Archives

        • A New Look: Updating Research Methods

        • Talking To The Director

          • The Aristotelian Model

          • Historical Context: Using Human Geography as a Framework

          • The "W" Questions or the "Nuts and Bolts"

          • Stage Directions: The Spoken Word And The Playwright's Notes

          • The Importance Of A Good Dramaturge

        • Talking With The Actors

          • Obtaining Basic Information

          • Establishing The Character's "Spine": Underlying Motivations, Back-Story, Secrets, etc.

          • Establishing Digital Collaboration With The Actors Prior to Fittings

        • Testimonial

          • Interview: Shawn LaCount, Artistic Director and Director

          • Design Gallery: Edith Can Shoot Things And Hit Them, Company One Theatre, 2015

        • Sources and Citations

        • CHAPTER 2

          • Preparing Your Digital Costume Bible And Design Studio

            • Digital Costume Bible

              • The Digital Costume Plot

              • The Digital Costume Piece List

              • The Budget Specs: Including Builds, Bought and Pulled Items

              • Sharing Files With Wardrobe Department: Google Docs, Dropbox, Etc.

            • Digital Costume Design Studio

              • Digital Studio Basics

              • File Sharing Options

              • Drawing Tablets And Digital Rendering Software

                • Wacom Tablets

                • Photoshop

              • Basics Digital Rendering Tools

                • Layers

                • Levels And Curves

                • Flatting

                • Burn And Dodging

                • Dissolve

                • Brushes

                • Patterns

                • Fonts

                • Special Effects: Bevel, Emboss, Inner And Outer Shadows

              • Other Resources: Free Croquis

              • Testimonial

                • Interview: Spiro Veloudos, Artistic Director and Director

                • Design Gallery: Sweeney Todd, Lyric Stage Company of Boston, 2014

              • Sources and Citations

                • PART II: APPLICATIONS

                • CHAPTER 3

                  • Drawing The Character's Spine; Black And White Drawing Basics

                    • Scanning And/Or Copying Black & White Files

                      • Scanning Steps and Tips

                    • Tracing With The Wacom Tablet

                    • Tracing Over Existing Images: A Sample Process

                      • Using Fashion Croquis

                      • Using A Pre-Existing Image

                      • Creating A "Croquis Banks"

                    • Preparing and Saving Black and White Images for Painting With Photoshop

                      • Preparing Black and White Drawings

                      • Prepping B & W Sketches on Templates

                      • Fixing Line "Leakages"

                    • How To Make A 300 To 600 Dpi File?

                    • Testimonial:

                      • Interview: Carrie Ann Quinn, Actor and Director

                      • Design Gallery: Polaroid Stories, UMass Boston, 2016

                    • Sources and Citations

                    • CHAPTER 4

                      • Contextualizing The Character

                      • Photoshop Painting Basics Part 1

                        • Photoshop Color Palettes: The Color Picker

                        • Creating A Basic Sketch Template For A Specific Show

                        • Choosing Specific Photoshop Color Swatches For Costume Rendering

                        • Creating Fabric Yardage and Adding Prints

                      • Testimonial

                        • Interview: Davis Robinson, Producer, Actor, Director, and Author

                        • Design Gallery: The Remarkable Rooming House of Madame LeMonde, Beau Jest Moving Theatre/ Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theatre Festival, 2009

                      • Sources and Citations

                      • CHAPTER 5

                        • Costuming The Character: The Preliminary Sketches

                        • Creating Multi-Layered Costume Renderings in Photoshop

                          • Inserting And Manipulating Costume Pieces Or Elements

                          • Inserting A Pre-Existing Or A Previously Saved Pattern

                          • Resizing Patterns In Photoshop

                          • Adding Layers Such As Facial Details, Skin Tones, And Accesories

                        • Painting Assembly Line Sketches

                        • Testimonial 1

                          • Interview: Ilyse Robbins, Actor, Choreographer, and Director

                          • Design Gallery: Marry Me A Little, New Repertory Theatre, 2013

                        • Testimonial 2

                          • Interview 2: Danny Gidron, Director

                          • Design Gallery: Twelfth Night, UMass Boston, 2014

                        • Sources and Citations

                          • CHAPTER 6

                            • Costuming The Character: The Finished Sketch

                            • More Photoshop Painting Techniques

                              • Burn and Dodge Modalities in Photoshop Costume Renderings

                              • Painting Eyes

                              • Touch Up Work

                              • Painting Hair And Adding Real Hair Images

                              • Creating a Realistic Hair Layer

                              • Adding Patterns With Movement

                              • Adding Floor Shadows

                              • Using Bevel and Emboss To Add Dimension To The Character's Silhouette

                            • Testimonial 1

                              • Interview: Bridget Kathleen O'Leary, Artistic Director and Director

                              • Design Gallery: Doll's House, New Repertory Theatre, 2011.

                            • Testimonial 2

                              • Interview: Carmel O'Reilly, Artistic Director, Director, and Actor

                              • Design Gallery: The Seafarer, SpeakEasy Theatre Company, 2008.

                            • CHAPTER 7

                              • Archiving the Project As A Digital Portfolio

                                • Costume Design And Manufacturing for PBS/WGBH

                              • Testimonial 1

                                • Interview: Cathleen O'Connell, Film Producer

                                • Design Gallery: God In America, PBS 2010

                              • Testimonial 2

                                • Interview: Michael Fennimore, Film and Theatre Actor, and Theatre Director

                                • Design Gallery: You Can't Take It With You, UMass Boston 2014

                              • Sources and Citations

                                • PART III: DIGITAL DESIGN PRACTICE

                                • CHAPTER 8

                                  • An Unforgettable Affair With Photoshop

                                  • About Digital Design in Collaboration

                                    • Testimonials: Designer Interviews and Design Galleries

                                  • Final Words

                                  • Sources and Citations

                                    • INDEX