Runway Stage Design

Clarenna Jean, C. Lagang (2007) Runway Stage Design. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The "Runway Stage Design using Virtual Reality method" project is focus on virtual reality approach to design the Runway Stage through walk-through viewing aspect. This project wil l help the stage coordinator to visualize and plan on the stage. They can arrange the lighting, decoration and equipment on stage. The target users of this application are Fashion Show director, l nterior Light Design Students and interior Designer Students. The methodologies used for this project are the combination of Dean & Whitlock and Spector methodologies. The main objective to be achieved in this project are to create a 3D Runway Stage Design simulation using Virtual Reality method, to provide an appl ication for stage designer to help them to visualize their idea to their client, to examine the lighting effect used in Runway Stage and to observe on the texture used for Runway Stage and stage equipment. In this Runway Stage Design project there are four stage layouts. The user can design Runway Stage in Virtual Environment by arranging the decoration, lighting, wallpaper and change the flooring pattern. In this Virtual Environment, the user can change the decoration position, tum and rotate the decoration according to their liking. The user can test on the stage lighting effect on the stage and change the wallpapers. flooring and stage flooring pattern. In the end of this project, the expected output is a Virtual Reality application that able to help Stage Designer to design on Runway Stage easily and faster then the manual method. In the end of the project this application is a nonimmersive Virtual Reality that will be running on desktop system or can be store in to a CD.

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