Scenic Designer: Fred Duer
Properties Designer: Alexander LaFrance
Assignments: Faux Food, Furniture Construction/Restoration, Boiling Tar Bucket, Invent an original mechanism for an "exploding" pencil box.
(cornish hen featured in photo)
-Made entirely out upholstery foam, hot glue, and elmer's glue.
-Made 6 identical hens.
-Paint and Glaze testing not final paint job. Final paint job photos have been lost.
-Made from Upholstery foam, Hot Glue, and Wire.
-Bar with functional cabinets and shelves.
-Built in shelves.
-I disassembled, sanded, refinished, and replaced the table top on this damaged and gum covered drafting desk.
-Created oozing tar by pouring hot glue down the side of a bucket.
- Spray painted Glossy Black then attached to the pot with more hot glue.
-Held Dry Ice to imitate boiling.
-This is an original mechanism of my design.
-The box collapses, falls apart, and fits back together. Latch safety mechanism.
-Designed to easily be broken by the actor.
-Pens and pencils were attached to a long thin fishing line which was anchored to the box.
-The pens would fall out when the box broke and could easily be picked up during a scene change.
Scenic Designer: Fred Duer
Properties Designer: Alexander LaFrance
Assignments: "Tree Lance" attachment, Ladder, Various Painting Projects.
-Tree Limb sanded for safety then stuck inside a pipe that snugly fit over a stock lance.
-Limb and pipe were then covered in epoxy then wrapped with distressed jute and rags.
-Designed to easily put on during a quick change.
-Large ladder used by Don Quixote during a fight scene.
-Burlap Sack Distress Painting
Designed by: Fred Duer & Props Intern Steven Lopez
Built by: Steve Lopez
-Asked to wood texture saw horses in a more localized color scheme with the set.
-Scenic Designer: Sam Transleau
-Props Master: Zach Faber
(Magical potion ingredients featured in photo)
-Ingredients made from masking tape and various glues.
-lizard leg, elephant ear, toe of frog, and sparrow tounge.