SketchUp for Set Design

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SketchUp for Set Design

The details of 3D modeling can be overwhelming when you design your first set. Using SketchUp frees the designer and builder from worrying about perspective and proportion. John Romeo guides you through the process of making each piece of scenery contained in the set and creating polished presentation and construction drawings using SketchUp Pro and the SU Podium and V-Ray renderers. Learn how to create a simple ground plan and start adding the walls, posts, beams, skylight, backdrop, and other construction details. Discover how to add furniture and props, and design a realistic lighting grid. By the end of the course, you should be able to put together a drawing package for a basic loft set.

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SketchUp for Set Design Key Features:

Drawing a 2D ground plan
Drawing scenic elements
Making walls 3D
Adding textures
Adding props
Lighting and rendering with SU Podium and V-Ray
Creating presentation and construction drawings with SketchUp LayOut

About the Author

John Romeo is a design and construction consultant, specializing in drafting, 3D, and woodworking.

In 1977 John founded J. Romeo Workshop in Tribeca, specializing in architectural woodworking, scenery design, and construction. Fine woodworking is one of John’s passions, so he uses many of his joinery techniques to produce high-quality scenery and exhibits. In 1993, he founded The Farm Studio: a film and video studio. For several years John’s primary business was designing and building sets for theatre, video, film, and commercials. His clients ranged from IBM and AT&T to Lincoln Center Theatre. He sold the studio in 2005 and became more involved computer-aided design and teaching. John started in theater studying at Purchase College in 1973; he was a member of the founding class in Theatre Design Technology. In 2008, he returned to Purchase to teach Stage Carpentry and run the scenic shop, where he became a mentor to many students. Teaching inspired him to publish an interactive video iBook: Creating Scenery and Props with SketchUp®.