Implementation of scenography elements in the production of creative arts among upper secondary students through theatrical production in the Malaysia Arts School of Johor

Zolkipli Abdullah

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Type :	article
Subject :	N Fine Arts L Education
Main Author :	Zolkipli Abdullah
Additional Authors :	Muhammad Fazli Taib Saerani Syarul Azlina Sikandar
Title :	Implementation of scenography elements in the production of creative arts among upper secondary students through theatrical production in the Malaysia Arts School of Johor

Place of Production :	Tanjong Malim
Publisher :	Fakulti Muzik dan Seni Persembahan
Year of Publication :	2019
Corporate Name :	Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris

Abstract : Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris

The implementation of scenography in the creation of artistic and creative works are in correlation are also important components in theatrical process of a theatre production. This is because components of scenography puts together elements of visual design and creative ideas in abstract, realistic and experimental forms based on the concepts and themes of the manuscripts that will be staged. The study therefore demonstrates the role of scenography in producing a theater production at the Malaysian Art School of Johor which is effective with the application of teaching and learning patterns that focus on building creative and innovative thinking skills through exploration activities to enhance the ability to create and produce quality ideas. The results of this study show the significance of scenography exploration through appropriate approaches to ensure the understanding of the processing of the scenography element amongst instructors and students in the early stages of the arts science, basic principles of design and technical skills in a theater production.

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