March 3-7, 2010
Lexington, KY
Lexington, KY
Design Award Sponsors
costume
Student Design Competition
Open to Undergraduate and Graduate students in the following areas of design:
Costume Design, Lighting Design, Scenic Design, Crafts & Technology
Distinguished Guest Designers
Three acclaimed designers critique graduate and undergraduate entries in Scenic, Costume, Lighting Design, Crafts
& Technology. Cash awards are given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Places.
General Information
• Competitions in set, lighting, and costume design have two divisions, undergraduate and graduate levels,
for a total of 6 design competitions.
• The Crafts and Technology competition includes both undergrad and graduate students and shall include but not be limited to properties, costume crafts and technology and special effects. In Crafts and Technology you may enter two areas, or you may have several pieces judged together i.e. 3 hats or a series of daggers. There are three awards in this category.
• The Crafts and Technology competition includes both undergrad and graduate students and shall include but not be limited to properties, costume crafts and technology and special effects. In Crafts and Technology you may enter two areas, or you may have several pieces judged together i.e. 3 hats or a series of daggers. There are three awards in this category.
• You may enter only one design in each area of design in your division. You may, however, enter one design in
each of the four categories. An entry fee applies to each entry.
• Your school must be an Institutional Member of SETC for you to compete. "Institutional Member" is defined as having paid Institutional Dues of $70 to SETC by the registration deadline (usually in the month of January directly preceding convention). Contact SETC to verify school status.
• Your school must be an Institutional Member of SETC for you to compete. "Institutional Member" is defined as having paid Institutional Dues of $70 to SETC by the registration deadline (usually in the month of January directly preceding convention). Contact SETC to verify school status.
Ready for Work2010 Graduate Costume Design Award
One costume designer from the Graduate Design Competition was awarded the chance to work one-on-one with Broadway, International and Regional Costume Designer Jennifer Caprio!
Questions?
Questions regarding registration:
SETC Central Office
setc@setc.org
Questions regarding design or competition rules and regulations: