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Show Case ─ Developing, Maintaining, and Presenting a Design-Tech Portfolio for Theatre and Allied Fields
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A design tech portfolio showcases a theatre designer/technician's most prized accomplishments in stage design, lighting, costuming, or makeup. The ability to make a winning portfolio is essential to getting into choice colleges, obtaining scholarships, and getting new jobs in the field. Unfortunately the process can become time consuming and challenging if you don't know where to start. Show Case offers students, teachers, and aspiring professionals the information they need to know to create, maintain, and show off their portfolio.
This fully revised second edition features new and expanded chapters that explore current and innovative approaches to creating a design-tech portfolio, including branding, social networking, and traditional and interactive e-portfolios. This comprehensive guide also covers planning and developing details such as page layout, content variety, aesthetic sequencing, marketing, personal presentation, and next steps. Each chapter features introductions, samples, and lists of "Do's and Don'ts" provided by experienced professionals in the different design/tech fields. Portfolios featured are from an incredible cast of contributors at different stages of their careers, including recent graduate students, officers of renowned organizations and international theater artists, and art directors representing narrative artists in the allied fields of film, TV, and other media. This book is designed as a reference guide, workbook, and an inspirational tool, assisting designers/technicians in the process of developing a showcase that can be used to apply for graduate school, to pursue new jobs in the field, and for career marketing purposes.
This fully revised second edition features new and expanded chapters that explore current and innovative approaches to creating a design-tech portfolio, including branding, social networking, and traditional and interactive e-portfolios. This comprehensive guide also covers planning and developing details such as page layout, content variety, aesthetic sequencing, marketing, personal presentation, and next steps. Each chapter features introductions, samples, and lists of "Do's and Don'ts" provided by experienced professionals in the different design/tech fields. Portfolios featured are from an incredible cast of contributors at different stages of their careers, including recent graduate students, officers of renowned organizations and international theater artists, and art directors representing narrative artists in the allied fields of film, TV, and other media. This book is designed as a reference guide, workbook, and an inspirational tool, assisting designers/technicians in the process of developing a showcase that can be used to apply for graduate school, to pursue new jobs in the field, and for career marketing purposes.
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Rafael Jaen has a vast experience in portfolio development and has been presenting workshops on this subject matter for the last 10 years -his audiences have included high-school students, undergraduate students, teachers and professionals in the field.
He was originally an architecture student in the Universidad Central de Venezuela (his country of origin), there he began his interest in theater and portfolios in 1978 while working with small theater groups. Eventually, he entered his design work in a competition and won a scholarship to study Theatrical Design in the USA. He applied to New York University and was accepted after a successful portfolio review--even though he didn't speak English yet! While in school, Mr. Jaen worked as a designer and assistant designer for different companies. His mentors (Broadway Designers/ Technicians) showed him the importance of marketing and showcasing the designer's work in a comprehensive portfolio and with resumes and business cards.
After graduation in the 80's Mr. Jaen worked as Design Associate and Costume Designer for different costume houses and companies in the USA and other countries. He also ran a successful Fashion business dedicated to haute couture--bridal and tailoring. For it, he developed different portfolio-books showcasing design styles with cut sheets and fabric swatches.
In the 90's he began a fruitful collaboration with Emerson College, developing a very successful costume program. Eventually, because of his impressive portfolio, he was offered a position as Emerson Stage's Resident Costume Designer. He started to teach at Emerson College and became the Costume Area Head. While at Emerson he developed a series of portfolio workshops to assist undergraduate students apply to graduate school. He has expanded on these workshops and has been presenting them in various conferences (all over the country) including the USITT Annual Conference & Stage Expo.
Mr. Jaen has degrees in Theater Design
He was originally an architecture student in the Universidad Central de Venezuela (his country of origin), there he began his interest in theater and portfolios in 1978 while working with small theater groups. Eventually, he entered his design work in a competition and won a scholarship to study Theatrical Design in the USA. He applied to New York University and was accepted after a successful portfolio review--even though he didn't speak English yet! While in school, Mr. Jaen worked as a designer and assistant designer for different companies. His mentors (Broadway Designers/ Technicians) showed him the importance of marketing and showcasing the designer's work in a comprehensive portfolio and with resumes and business cards.
After graduation in the 80's Mr. Jaen worked as Design Associate and Costume Designer for different costume houses and companies in the USA and other countries. He also ran a successful Fashion business dedicated to haute couture--bridal and tailoring. For it, he developed different portfolio-books showcasing design styles with cut sheets and fabric swatches.
In the 90's he began a fruitful collaboration with Emerson College, developing a very successful costume program. Eventually, because of his impressive portfolio, he was offered a position as Emerson Stage's Resident Costume Designer. He started to teach at Emerson College and became the Costume Area Head. While at Emerson he developed a series of portfolio workshops to assist undergraduate students apply to graduate school. He has expanded on these workshops and has been presenting them in various conferences (all over the country) including the USITT Annual Conference & Stage Expo.
Mr. Jaen has degrees in Theater Design
目次
Introduction
Preface
Contents
Part I: What Is a Design-Tech Portfolio?
Chapter 1: What is Portfolio?
The Winning Design-Tech Portfolio
Show Case
Chapter 2: Traditional Portfolio Development Techniques
Planning and Creation
Models, Styles, Dimensions and Handling
Specifications
Presentation Cases and Folios
New Trends
Inside the Case Supplies and Materials
Specialty Layout Materials and Supplies
Where to Find Specialty Materials and Supplies
Basic Strategy to Get the Right Materials
Showcase: Notes About Printers
Workbook: What carrying and display materials would I like to use to put together a portfolio?
Chapter 3: The Effective Showcase
General Considerations
Organizing the Body of Work: Beginning, Middle and End
Presenting Visual Content: Page Layout Options
Inserts: Adding Conversation Pieces
Best Artwork, News/Media Reviews and Photographs to Feature
Back Pocket: Research and Organizational Paper Work
The Designer and Technician's Archives
Marketing and Networking: Identifying Portfolio Requirements by Venue
Organizations that Offer Portfolio Reviews
Workbook: List projects that you would like to feature in the beginning, middle and end of my portfolio.
Chapter 4: Types of Portfolios
Basics and Specifics by Concentration
Avoiding A Portfolio Imbroglio
The Basics
Show Case
Specialized Technicians, Crafts and Allied Fields
Show Case
By the Book, CD, or Website: The 21st Century Multi-Media Portfolio
Show Case
Portfolio Photos
Workbook: What is my portfolio concentration? What work do I need to include in my portfolio? What works do I need to collect in order to plan my layouts?
Chapter 5: Portfolio Development Techniques Do's and Don'ts
Good Practices Check List
Five Observations on What Isn't Good Practice When Presenting a Portfolio
Part II: What is an Electronic Portfolio?
Chapter 6: The Effective Digital Portfolio
Theatre Designers and Computers
What Is a Digital Portfolio, What Is It For?
Workbook: What are some of the considerations that I need to look at prior to developing a digital portfolio; how would I use it?
Chapter 7: Digital Portfolio Developing Techniques
Graphic Design Principles and Branding
Show Case
Software Applications and CD Showcases
Show Case
PowerPoint and Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF)
Show Case
Photo Editing Software
Show Case
Websites and Web Archives
Show Case
Other Considerations: Choosing a Server
Multimedia Sharing and Social Media
Show Case
More about Websites: The Allied Field Show Case
About Interactive Portfolios
Final Words: Things to Know When Designing Websites
Recommended Resources for Those Starting Out
Workbook: Digital Portfolio Planning. What are my goals; do I want a web page, a CD and/or a slide presentation? What works will I feature and how many pages each?
Chapter 8: Digital Portfolio Do's and Don'ts
CDs, Slide Presentations and Websites Do's
Show Case
CDs, Slide Presentations and Websites Don'ts
Show Case
Part III: Presenting and Marketing the Portfolio
Chapter 9: Portfolio Presentation Techniques
First Impressions
The Professional and Appropriate Appearance for Portfolio Presentation
Foundations of Presenting
Show Case
Post-Interview Maintenance
Self-Evaluation
Networking: What's Next?
Chapter 10: Portfolio Presentation Techniques Do's and Don'ts
Chapter 11: Design/Tech Resumes, CV, Business Cards, and Stationery
A Winning Resume: Introductory Words of Wisdom
The Design-Tech Resume: Specific Expectations
A Blue Print for an Effective Resume Presentation
Show Case
The Bio and The Curriculum Vitae
Other Marketing Tools: Business Cards and Brochures
Show Case
Workbook: Resume Planning. What information would I like to include in my Resume and how will I format it?
Chapter 12: Design/Tech Resumes, CV, Business Cards, and Stationery Do's and Don'ts
Part IV: Portfolio Maintenance and Next Steps
Chapter 13: Establishing Goals, Reviewing, Choosing and Updating Work
How I set Up My Portfolio and Why
Teaching Points
Words of Wisdom
Teaching Points
Putting Models in Your Portfolio
Workbook: What teaching points can I apply in developing and maintaining my portfolio?
Chapter 14: Self Assessment
The Basics of a Self Evaluation
The Comprehensive Self-Evaluation
Workbook: The Self-Assessment Questionnaire
Chapter 15: Planning the Next Job
Why Planning? What Planning?
Putting it Together
The Big Picture: Your Design-Tech Career Concept
The Small Steps: Your Blue Print for Short Term Goals
Workbook: What are some of my obtainable goals, ideas and brainstorms?
Chapter 16: Words of Wisdom: Do's and Don'ts Highlight Summary
Part V: Contributors
Chapter 17, Contributors Bios
Preface
Contents
Part I: What Is a Design-Tech Portfolio?
Chapter 1: What is Portfolio?
The Winning Design-Tech Portfolio
Show Case
Chapter 2: Traditional Portfolio Development Techniques
Planning and Creation
Models, Styles, Dimensions and Handling
Specifications
Presentation Cases and Folios
New Trends
Inside the Case Supplies and Materials
Specialty Layout Materials and Supplies
Where to Find Specialty Materials and Supplies
Basic Strategy to Get the Right Materials
Showcase: Notes About Printers
Workbook: What carrying and display materials would I like to use to put together a portfolio?
Chapter 3: The Effective Showcase
General Considerations
Organizing the Body of Work: Beginning, Middle and End
Presenting Visual Content: Page Layout Options
Inserts: Adding Conversation Pieces
Best Artwork, News/Media Reviews and Photographs to Feature
Back Pocket: Research and Organizational Paper Work
The Designer and Technician's Archives
Marketing and Networking: Identifying Portfolio Requirements by Venue
Organizations that Offer Portfolio Reviews
Workbook: List projects that you would like to feature in the beginning, middle and end of my portfolio.
Chapter 4: Types of Portfolios
Basics and Specifics by Concentration
Avoiding A Portfolio Imbroglio
The Basics
Show Case
Specialized Technicians, Crafts and Allied Fields
Show Case
By the Book, CD, or Website: The 21st Century Multi-Media Portfolio
Show Case
Portfolio Photos
Workbook: What is my portfolio concentration? What work do I need to include in my portfolio? What works do I need to collect in order to plan my layouts?
Chapter 5: Portfolio Development Techniques Do's and Don'ts
Good Practices Check List
Five Observations on What Isn't Good Practice When Presenting a Portfolio
Part II: What is an Electronic Portfolio?
Chapter 6: The Effective Digital Portfolio
Theatre Designers and Computers
What Is a Digital Portfolio, What Is It For?
Workbook: What are some of the considerations that I need to look at prior to developing a digital portfolio; how would I use it?
Chapter 7: Digital Portfolio Developing Techniques
Graphic Design Principles and Branding
Show Case
Software Applications and CD Showcases
Show Case
PowerPoint and Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF)
Show Case
Photo Editing Software
Show Case
Websites and Web Archives
Show Case
Other Considerations: Choosing a Server
Multimedia Sharing and Social Media
Show Case
More about Websites: The Allied Field Show Case
About Interactive Portfolios
Final Words: Things to Know When Designing Websites
Recommended Resources for Those Starting Out
Workbook: Digital Portfolio Planning. What are my goals; do I want a web page, a CD and/or a slide presentation? What works will I feature and how many pages each?
Chapter 8: Digital Portfolio Do's and Don'ts
CDs, Slide Presentations and Websites Do's
Show Case
CDs, Slide Presentations and Websites Don'ts
Show Case
Part III: Presenting and Marketing the Portfolio
Chapter 9: Portfolio Presentation Techniques
First Impressions
The Professional and Appropriate Appearance for Portfolio Presentation
Foundations of Presenting
Show Case
Post-Interview Maintenance
Self-Evaluation
Networking: What's Next?
Chapter 10: Portfolio Presentation Techniques Do's and Don'ts
Chapter 11: Design/Tech Resumes, CV, Business Cards, and Stationery
A Winning Resume: Introductory Words of Wisdom
The Design-Tech Resume: Specific Expectations
A Blue Print for an Effective Resume Presentation
Show Case
The Bio and The Curriculum Vitae
Other Marketing Tools: Business Cards and Brochures
Show Case
Workbook: Resume Planning. What information would I like to include in my Resume and how will I format it?
Chapter 12: Design/Tech Resumes, CV, Business Cards, and Stationery Do's and Don'ts
Part IV: Portfolio Maintenance and Next Steps
Chapter 13: Establishing Goals, Reviewing, Choosing and Updating Work
How I set Up My Portfolio and Why
Teaching Points
Words of Wisdom
Teaching Points
Putting Models in Your Portfolio
Workbook: What teaching points can I apply in developing and maintaining my portfolio?
Chapter 14: Self Assessment
The Basics of a Self Evaluation
The Comprehensive Self-Evaluation
Workbook: The Self-Assessment Questionnaire
Chapter 15: Planning the Next Job
Why Planning? What Planning?
Putting it Together
The Big Picture: Your Design-Tech Career Concept
The Small Steps: Your Blue Print for Short Term Goals
Workbook: What are some of my obtainable goals, ideas and brainstorms?
Chapter 16: Words of Wisdom: Do's and Don'ts Highlight Summary
Part V: Contributors
Chapter 17, Contributors Bios
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