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Ensuring that all elements on stage complement each other and work together to support the narrative.

Directing the audience’s attention to the most important parts of the story or action on the stage.

Using visual tricks to create the illusion of depth or emphasize certain aspects of the set.

Creating a visual cadence that guides the audience's eye and maintains visual interest over time.

Applying texture to add depth and interest to the stage, helping to create a more immersive environment.

Distributing visual weight across the set to create a sense of stability and symmetry.

Prioritizing certain parts of the set that are of greatest importance to the narrative.

Avoiding clutter and over-decoration to ensure that the set communicates effectively without overwhelming the audience.

Working with dimensions that give a sense of reality or enhance the fantasy of the theatrical piece.