Technical Theatre
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The document discusses the elements of technical theatre including set design, lighting design, costume design, and makeup design. Set and lighting designers establish the place, time, and mood of a production through the set and lighting. Costume designers also establish these elements and help describe characters through colors and styles. Makeup designers further clarify setting and character through age, health, species, and special effects makeup. All technical theatre roles require training in multiple artistic and technical disciplines.
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