scenographic Antonyms
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Meaning of scenographic
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scenographic (a.)
Alt. of Scenographical
scenographic Sentence Examples
- The scenographic design of the play created an immersive atmosphere that transported the audience to another realm.
- The scenographer's meticulous attention to detail transformed the stage into an elaborate and realistic setting.
- The scenographic elements, such as lighting, props, and projections, harmonized seamlessly to enhance the narrative.
- The scenographic technique of trompe l'oeil created the illusion of depth and grandeur on a limited stage space.
- The play's abstract scenography challenged traditional notions of realism, evoking a sense of unease and disorientation.
- The scenographic team showcased their virtuosity through innovative use of materials and technology.
- The scenographer's collaboration with the director resulted in a visually stunning and thematically cohesive production.
- The scenographic design paid homage to the play's historical period while infusing it with a modern aesthetic.
- The immersive scenography allowed the audience to become fully engaged in the emotional journey of the characters.
- The scenographer's eye for detail ensured that every aspect of the setting contributed to the overall impact of the performance.
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Alt. of Scenographical
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The scenographic design of the play created an immersive atmosphere that transported the audience to another realm.
The scenographer's meticulous attention to detail transformed the stage into an elaborate and realistic setting.
The scenographic elements, such as lighting, props, and projections, harmonized seamlessly to enhance the narrative.
The scenographic technique of trompe l'oeil created the illusion of depth and grandeur on a limited stage space.
