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== What You Will Need ==

=== Duration and schedule ===

'''Preparation by the teacher:''' 1-2 hours

'''Preparation by students:''' none, if they have experience of working with vector drawing software and a basic knowledge of 3D modelling and computer-based lighting.

It is best to organise the workshop in several sessions: 24 hours in 8 sessions of 3 hours each, 4 for the two-dimensional work and 4 for the three-dimensional work.

Inexperienced students may need more time to develop their software skills.

=== Room or type of space ===

Classroom with drawing boards and computers.

=== Equipment ===

For each student: computer with vector drawing, 3D modelling and lighting software, set-square, protractor, scale ruler.

=== Materials (consumables) ===

For each student: sketch paper, pencils, eraser.

=== Learning resources (books, websites) ===

[[File:Appia4.png|thumb|right|Stage design by Adolphe Appia]]

Canonbase articles:

* [[Item:Q30729|B.08 Architectures of Space and Image: The light beams and projections of Josef Svoboda]]
* [[Item:Q30712|E.06 Together in One Room: Hellerau and the fall of the fourth wall]]
* [[Item:Q91|Josef Svoboda]]
* [[Item:Q249|Adolphe Appia]]

Other resources:

Jarka Burian, ''The Scenography of Joseph Svoboda'', 1974 (available online at https://digitalcollections.wesleyan.edu)