My profession

I'm a stage designer. Many people don't know what it means. So I want to explain it for everybody.
Stage design, or scenography is a  type of fine arts. Everything on the stage, both the surroundings and what the actors are wearing, is created by a stage designer. Costumes, decorations and props properties are the results of a stage designer's imagination. When a theater decides to put on a new performance, first of all a director is found, then the director invites a stage designer to join the production. They meet and discuss future performances. Then the stage designer goes home or to his own study (or workshop) and starts being creative. When he imagines something, he gets started by drawing some sketches, and then he shows them to the director. If the director agrees with the stage designer's idea, the stage designer makes a model in 1/20 scale (it means than 1 metre on the stage is 5 centimetres in the model) and drawes sketches of decorations and costumes. Then these are introdused to the theater's headers(??) and workshops.The stage designer makes chartes and the workshops start building decorations and work costumes. And the stage designer needs to watch over this process. If something wrong, the stage designer should tell them and the workshops should make the necessary adjustments. When all is finished, decorations are placed on the stage and actors are dressed in their costumes, the director starts full rehersals. The premiere is after the general rehersal. After that, the stage designer is free and he can start creating something new. But sometimes he needs to be designing for several performances at the same time. It's very hard. But it's life :)

your information is quite good.thanx for keep sharing all these things.but i would like to ask one thing that i saw background light and picture movement as according to situation is shown in any award functions show. you people do that thing or its other's idea?