Location,+Set,+and+Set+Design

Here are our original questions: 1: Why are they they important? 2: What did computer imaging do to better sets and design 3: What is the difference in sets in movies-vs-T.V.? 4: Give us some examples?

Location, set, and set design are very important to cinematic imaging because it is the main product to the story line. The story line always has a location. It wouldn't make sense if you were in space and the set showed a rodeo. The set and location needs to be accurate because it helps the imagination of the viewers. The movie isn't golden* if the viewers do not understand where you are. It is also important to know the good vs. the bad when it comes to making a set. For example,when making a film, you want to stay away from bright yellow and green backgrounds. These reflect poorly on skin and make people look like they just bathed in radiation.

Over the years technology has been improving, which has impressed many movie lovers. The computer imaging has helped the location and set by making a unrealistic space to a realistic, space. It is more crisp and clear imaging to the location. Now there is also software that designers can use to build a set from scratch. They can create a virtual model of their ideas with this software. To see some examples of how software can help designers see their vision, [|Click Here]. Also, using software instead of a 40 - man crew can save up to 85% of production costs.

Movie sets and television sets are very different from each others. They are different from each other because television sets are inside and they use two to three sets. They change the sets around with different furniture, so the viewers do not know. The movie sets are normally in a mixture of outside and inside sets. They have more than three sets and sometimes travel to film on location at historical or famous sites. However, this can end up taking a lot of cash from the movie budget. Plus, television has a lower resolution which allows softer backgrounds. This means that on news shows and soap operas, backgrounds can remain simple and still look good. These sets might also have to be stable enough to hold people on them. [|Click Here] for more info on television sets. For theatrical production, most of the sets will have to be mobile because the play is in the same building that the audience is in.

If you want to see some examples on how sets are made then click on this link, [|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_construction]

(Golden means a film that is highly talented and favored. The golden films were made in the 1990's, some examples of the golden films were the Disney classics such as Aladdin and Cinderella.)