Past Oscar stage design

2017-02-16

The 89th Oscar awards ceremony will be held on February 26, 2017, each of the Oscar ceremonies can be seen as a game of the ultimate audio-visual feast. In addition to the scene of the sparkling stars, people feast for the eyes, the magnificent, extremely luxurious stage design is a deterrent eye.

In order to let everyone on the previous Oscar awards ceremony stage has an intuitive feel, Rico Stage Lighting Co, .Ltd inventory of the ten years of Oscar ceremony stage design, let us take a look at what changes.

The 88th session

Stage designer: Derek Mclane, London stage art designer, designed more than 300 plays, operas, musicals and TV sets.

Derek Mclane is still the stage design of the previous three awards ceremony at the 88th Oscar Awards Ceremony in 2016. The fourth command, the results are still not disappointing. To seven different shades of gold elements (including platinum) decorate the stage, floating in a 70's "retro style."

Designers follow the previous sessions of the crystal curtain of creativity, the use of two hundred thousand crystal composition of weighing twenty thousand pounds of giant oval screen, coupled with the suspension over the stage crystal chandelier design, so that the retro stage of the elegant yet bright stars sense.

The 87th session

2015 Oscars already done Broadway choreography born Derek third collaboration with the Institute. He mentioned in a recent interview, hoping to bring some of the taste of Broadway to the Oscar. The opening performance or the use of 3D holographic projection technology, the integration of Disney, Broadway and other diverse styles, the awards ceremony more and more dance that kind of joking gorgeous style, but also without losing the college's solemn elegance.

The 86th session

Stage designer: Derek Mclane

Since 2007, Oscar-winning stage designers and Swarovski work together for the world's most watched TV broadcast event to create a stunning crystal decoration. So far, more than 580,000 Swarovski crystals have been used in the stage design, and more than 1 million imitation crystal for the performance of costume design.

The 85th session

Stage designer: Derek Mclane

This year, due to Kodak bankruptcy, the theater's property owner and the United States Dolby Laboratories reached a 20-year title contract, the theater changed its name to "Dolby Theater."

The 84th session

Stage designer: John Myhre, five nominations, two Oscar best art guide winners.

From the stage layout to the subtitle form between the various aspects of the "nostalgia" theme. The evening's art director John Mayr is responsible for the stage design and lighting effects of the party. This is the first time in his personal creation for the Oscar ceremony for the overall art design.

The 83th session

Stage designer: Steve Bass

The 82th session

Stage designer: David Rockwell, founder of Rockwell Group, an American architectural design firm.

The whole stage follows three rounded rotary platforms consisting of three circular rotating stages, one LED large screen and several metal projection screens, followed by last year's "curtain" design, countless silver, green, green crystal The string of curtains evokes people both classical and modern.

The 81th session

09 Oscar stage is the 77th full-screen stage after the highest cost of a lighting equipment called the calendar year of the most. The stage concept comes from the Piazza del Campidoglio in Michelangelo, using 92,000 Swarovski crystals on the whole stage, setting up a 19-storey ultra-high screen, a luxury stage consisting of light waterfall.

The 80th session

This is Christopher's 18th design Oscar stage, four months time to conceive, carry and change the sketch 300 times, creating a far cry from last year's stage. Inspired by the 18th world neoclassical period on behalf of the artist piranese, the overall feeling a bit similar to 06 years, using the Byzantine - Orthodox "onion" program, five cylindrical columns are not designed, five pillars have a 2000 pounds, 40 feet high "big" gold, pillars can be lifted.

The 79th session

Stage designer: J. Michael Riva, American legendary art director, designer, works include the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics, with two Oscar awards ceremony, "very few people," "Iron Man 1-2", "Extra Spider-Man "," The liberation of Jiang Ge "and so on. He died in 2012 due to stroke, at the age of 65 years.

The 78th session

Stage Designer: Roy Christopher

From the old cinema in the 30s and 40s of the kind of Hollywood Baroque style, a pile of 20 feet high frosted glass Oscar stand on both sides of the stage, the stage stands a 30s of last century old movie ticket booth, a small screen and advertising posters From the shallow into the body scattered decoration in the ticket office next to.

The 77th session

This year's Oscar stage spent $ 15 million to build the whole screen stage, at the same time designers to 26,000 gold and silver lines, hand-woven scenery, become the highlight of this stage.

The 76th session

In response to this year's event theme "to the future", the cost of millions of dollars to build the stage from the appearance looks like Star Wars in the spacecraft, seven Oscar small gold statue of high-end stage, eye-catching show Oscar spirit, for which, nearly a hundred staff 12 hours a day to build carefully.

The 75th session

"This design is a tribute to the first generation of film art, hoping to combine the essence of the past with the design concept, to create a drunkard (Glamourous), elegant and elegant (elegant), milestone (iconic) Oscar awards "Unfortunately, when the awards ceremony coincided with the war in Iraq, the American people seem to be more worried about the other hemisphere captured American soldiers or their bodies, this year's Oscar awards ceremony seems to have not been much attention, Ratings are the lowest in history.

The 74th session

The stage covers thousands of glass beads covering the walls of the theater hall, creating Hollywood's usual elegance and magnificent. It is worth mentioning that this is also the United States suffered 911 terrorist attacks after the first Oscar. Different from the past Oscar open talk show humor style, the awards ceremony due to different situations have become particularly serious, solemn.