Comparing Samples

1 Annotation 1
Uses an image of a red broken heart to symbolically represent the musical’s theme 2 Annotation 2
Completes a set design for 'Blood Brothers' at a scale of 25:1 3 Annotation 3
Uses two doors representing high and low status to symbolise the two brothers 4 Annotation 4
Provides a range of levels for the actors, as was developed in workshops of the script 5 Annotation 5
Chooses a limited colour palette with emphasis on red to represent blood 6 Annotation 6
Provides a large space downstage for musical performances as required by the style of the script

1 Annotation 1
Completes costume designs for the two main characters of the musical 'Blood Brothers' (also see next page) 2 Annotation 2
Represents the character's wealth and status through hairstyle and clothing 3 Annotation 3
Uses the same limited colour palette as the set 4 Annotation 4
Symbolises the character's age through the style of clothes

1 Annotation 1
Requires fabrics that have been rusticated to represent the low socioeconomic status of the character 2 Annotation 2
Uses black, white and red as a directorial interpretation of the play’s themes in design across the musical

1 Annotation 1
Completes a set with general theatrical references 2 Annotation 2
Represents an interior space that could be used for the musical 3 Annotation 3
Provides a space downstage for musical performances

1 Annotation 1
Presents a two-dimensional rendering of a clothed figure

1 Annotation 1
Presents two characters from the musical

1 Annotation 1
Completes a diorama representing the set for 'Blood Brothers' 2 Annotation 2
Uses the concrete symbol to communicate a family tree to the audience 3 Annotation 3
Represents the domestic worlds of the two brothers in the musical 4 Annotation 4
Represents the high and low status of the families through the scenery 5 Annotation 5
Provides a large space downstage for musical performances as required by the style of the script

1 Annotation 1
Locates the moment in the script they are illustrating 2 Annotation 2
Completes an illustration of an imagined production as a costume design 3 Annotation 3
Represents the character's status through hairstyle and clothing 4 Annotation 4
Symbolises the character's age through the style of clothes

1 Annotation 1
Uses an image of a red broken heart to symbolically represent the musical’s theme 2 Annotation 2
Completes a set design for 'Blood Brothers' at a scale of 25:1 3 Annotation 3
Uses two doors representing high and low status to symbolise the two brothers 4 Annotation 4
Provides a range of levels for the actors, as was developed in workshops of the script 5 Annotation 5
Chooses a limited colour palette with emphasis on red to represent blood 6 Annotation 6
Provides a large space downstage for musical performances as required by the style of the script

1 Annotation 1
Completes costume designs for the two main characters of the musical 'Blood Brothers' (also see next page) 2 Annotation 2
Represents the character's wealth and status through hairstyle and clothing 3 Annotation 3
Uses the same limited colour palette as the set 4 Annotation 4
Symbolises the character's age through the style of clothes

1 Annotation 1
Requires fabrics that have been rusticated to represent the low socioeconomic status of the character 2 Annotation 2
Uses black, white and red as a directorial interpretation of the play’s themes in design across the musical