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    Living Space Model
    (2015-04-01) Rodnizki, Jordan
    We often do not consider the intricate measures, lines, and forms that comprise the spaces in which we live. For this THAR 130 (Intro to Light, Set, and Costume Design) project, I used a tape measure to meticulously note the lengths and widths of all surfaces in my Harnwell apartment; I then reconstructed the space from scratch using SketchUp architectural software.
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    Riders to the Sea Set Design Proposal
    (2015-04-01) Shur, Amanda
    This project for THAR 130 course, Intro to Lights, Sets, Costume, aims to set design for J.M. Synge's Riders to the Sea. Creative design is especially important for this play because Synge as a playwright was so focused on capturing the essence, and daily living and struggles of the people of the Aran Islands, and set design in particular is necessary to create the aura of the setting and the lives these people lived. The design concept and style for this project focuses on minimalist realism and historical relevance.
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    Conceptual Scenic Design Project
    (2015-04-01) Martinez, Izer
    This project was completed for Eric Baratta's THAR 130 class, Intro to Lights, Sets, Costume, held in the Collaborative Classroom in Van Pelt Library. The project uses SketchUp to showcase the knowledge the class gained on building a 3D structure that could explore theatrical space and its importance for the play The Doctor In Spite Of Himself. Using the elements of design and principles of composition, I was able to construct a 3D design in order to create the vision I interpreted of that stage.
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    Coastal Zones
    (2015-04-01) Reiter, Gavriela
    Course: ENVS 400 Faculty: Alain Plante This infographic explores the US coastal zone and the anthropocene using images to illustrate the statistics.
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    Continuous, Connected, Cloistered
    (2015-10-01) Warrenburg, Terrill
    Course: FNAR 370 Faculty: David Comberg Continuous, Connected, Cloistered. Animated GIF, mirror box construction, and foam core board. 2015. The devices that connect us to the rest of the world isolate us more than ever. Head looking down, unaware of surroundings and disintegrating human connections. Imprisoned by endless scrolling. This project was created to emulate the individual isolation while one looks down at their smartphone and scrolls through an infinite number of continually updating information and images. Our 'networks' that connect us paradoxically isolate us. The content is paired down to an individual scrolling white square that is multiplied by an infinitely mirrored, contained box.
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    Riders to the Sea Scenic Design
    (2016-04-01) Kang, Jingyi (Connie)
    Course: THAR 130 Faculty: Eric Baratta This scenic design model was created for Riders to the Sea, a play written by Irish Literary Renaissance playwright John Millington Synge in 1904. The interior was inspired by Irish cottages in 1900s. The fishing net on top was designed to symbolize the relationship between Irish villagers and the sea.
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    The Urbanthropocene
    (2015-04-01) Chan, Tan
    Course: ENVS 400 Faculty: Alain Plante Urbanization has evolved at a pace unprecedented in human history. Though it was not included as one of Rockstrom's ten proposed planetary boundaries, the ecological consequences of rapid urbanization within the past century suggest an epoch defined by a city-dominated early--The URBANTHROPOCENE.
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    Conceptual Scenic Designs
    (2016-04-01) Zhou, Robert
    In Eric Baratta's THAR 130 class, we were tasked with designing sets for two plays, Awake and Sing! and Riders to the Sea. I designed my set for Awake and Sing! in Autodesk Maya, which gave great flexibility concerning shape and positioning. The goal of the design was to create a claustrophobic NYC apartment just barely holding together. The set for Riders to the Sea was designed in Google SketchUp, and with it I could create the precise atmosphere of an Irish cottage sitting precariously close to the ocean.
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    Where’s the Love, Philadelphia?
    (2017-01-15) Yang, Tia
    Where’s the Love, Philadelphia? is a multimedia storytelling project that seeks to raise awareness of the gun violence epidemic in Philadelphia by sharing the stories of those affected. We believe the key to understanding gun violence in Philadelphia lies in the firsthand experiences of its residents. By bringing together different perspectives and providing a space for community members to share their stories, we hope to enrich dialogue and inform action towards solving the problem.
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    Riders to the Sea Design
    (2016-04-01) Friedson, Ethan
    Course: THAR 130 Faculty: Eric Baratta I created a scenic design concept for the 1903 one act play Riders to the Sea by J.M. Millington. This was a projected for Eric Baratta's THAR 130 class on theatre design. The model was created in Google SketchUp. A number of research images were essential to creating the design, including the backdrop image which is a painting by Ivan Aivazovsky. The play, which takes place on a small island in Ireland, features a woman whose six sons have all drowned on the sea.