1. In THE DRAMATIC IMAGINATION Chapter 2 Mr. Jones wrote:” When the curtain raised, it is the scenery that sets the key of the play. A stage
setting is not a background; it is an environment”. Explain this by using your design experience.
2. Explain the difference between a picture and an image he said in the page of 22.
3. In Chapter 4 Mr. Jones wrote:” A stage setting has no independent life of its own. Its emphasis is directed toward the performance. In the absence of the actor it does not exist.” Using your
design projects to explain what this mean.
On page 77 Mr. Jones said:” In the last analysis the designing of stage scenery is not the problem of an architect or a painter or a sculptor or even a musician, but of a poet.” Explain what does
he mean and summarize your course study with the “poet” that may link to your other learning and daily life.