After Bachelor's Degree:

Six matted renderings in color on a board of a standard size where possible. Recommended size - 20"x 24". Renderings should show versatility in mediums used, and style. They should clearly show the use of light in the design.

Models or photographs of models might be included in lieu of some of the renderings. Models should be indicative of the techniques used on the set itself.

Floor plans for each rendering or model. Full size scaled floor plans should be available, but photo reductions may be used in a portfolio. Include shift plot for multi-set shows.

Sample construction drawings for one or more of the above productions. Drawings should show drafting skills and knowledge of standards used in theatre.

Property drawings or renderings for one of the above productions.

After Master's Degree:

At least twelve designs in color as indicated above. Combinations of renderings and models should be used. The designs should display a knowledge of style and techniques of presentation in a variety of situations: proscenium, arena, etc. Ability to stage a multi-scene production should be shown.

Floor plans, as above.

Working drawings, front elevations, cross sections, and details for at least one of the above productions.

Painter's elevations for drop, show curtain or other scenic item for one of the above productions. Examples of wood paneling, molding, marble and foliage should be shown.

Property drawings or renderings, as above.

Color photographs or slides of all of the above.

In general, the portfolio should display a knowledge of architectural styles, research ability in historical detail, a range of painting and rendering styles, and a dramatic flair and imagination.