Ask Adam Savage: Creating Exaggerated Props for Story Purposes

Опубликовано 2 сентября 2022, 1:00

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In this livestream excerpt, Tested member BetterinWriting wrote to Adam, "I'm quite fascinated by the quality of exaggeration that theatre props have to possess in order to convey narrative things to audiences from far yet close distances. How do you go about creating a prop with that characteristic, what are some of your favorite theatre props that you've had to make in the past, and are there any theatre-specific props that you want to make in the future?" Here's Adam's answer, and thank you for your question and support, BetterinWriting!

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