A set designer is responsible for designing and constructing stage sets and scenery for theatrical productions. They need artistic skills as well as the ability to organize, plan, communicate, and think creatively. A set designer will typically have an MFA degree in design and work closely with the director and other designers. Set designers create environments and props to bring the vision for the production to life. They can expect to make around $44,660 annually. Work outlook depends on the entertainment industry and number of productions each year.