November 2012
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
21h 45m
English
If a scenic unit is not a piece of soft goods, it is hard scenery. Structural elements such as flattage, platforms, sculptural items, metallic frames, and plastics fall under this umbrella term. Hard scenery, like soft goods, requires considerable preparation, and a primer coat is absolutely essential for most items. It is very rare that any material is seen on stage in its raw form without at least a sealant and flame retardant. The materials that constitute hard scenery are as various as can be imagined. However, milled lumber, plywood, composite boards, plastics, plastic foams, aluminum, and steel probably make up 95 percent of hard scenery today. Hard scenery is frequently given ...
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