THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCENIC SPECTACLE
A SITE DEVOTED TO THE STUDY OF RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE THEATRICAL SPECTACLE
MODELS
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Early Illusionistic [16th Century]
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| Theatre | |
| Scene Change | |
| Sea Scenes | |
| Flying Machines | |
| Traps & Elevators | |
| Other Effects | |
| Lighting | |
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Later Illusionistic [17th Century]
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| Theatre | |
| Scene Change | |
| Sea Scenes | |
| Flying Machines | |
| Traps & Elevators | |
| Other Effects | |
| Lighting | |
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18th Century
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| Theatre | |
| Scene Change | |
| Sea Scenes | |
| Flying Machines | |
| Traps & Elevators | |
| Other Effects | |
| Lighting | |
COMPUTER MODELING
Notes on Modeling and Animation Procedure
Drawings and descriptions were used to create floor plans, sections and elevations in VectorWorks (MiniCAD). These drawings were imported into Strata 3D Pro (StrataStudioPro) and converted into three-dimensional computer models. The 3D models were animated and saved as QuickTime movies. The Sabbattini thunder animation was created with MacroMedia Director.
