Set Designers draft technical drawings to build or modify sets, locations, vehicles, and signs.
Highlights

Thomas Azzari on the job of set designing for Seinfeld

John Shaffner on his day-to-day duties as set designer for Friends

Bob Markell on the role of a designer on a television show

John Shaffner on art direction for television vs. art direction for features

Bob Markell on working in Summer Stock as a set designer

Thomas Azzari on designing the sets for Gunsmoke and The Wild, Wild West
Who talked about this profession
Thomas Azzari
Thomas Azzari on designing the sets for Gunsmoke and The Wild, Wild West
Thomas Azzari on designing the set for the Seinfeld episode "The Parking Garage"
Thomas Azzari on designing Seinfeld's New York street and various other sets
Thomas Azzari on the job of set designing for Seinfeld
Thomas Azzari on his advice to aspiring production designers
Albert Heschong
Albert Heschong on the process of the set designer
Joseph Jennings
Joseph Jennings on working on various features as lead set designer and the duties of a lead set designer
Joseph Jennings on the duties of a set designer and on the duties of a set decorator
Bob Markell
Bob Markell on working in Summer Stock as a set designer
Bob Markell on the role of a designer on a television show
Bob Markell on design techniques for You Are There
Bob Markell on working with color on television
John Shaffner
John Shaffner on the duties of an art director, set decorator, production designer and prop master
John Shaffner on his day-to-day duties as set designer for Friends
Gary Smith
Gary Smith on his duties as a set designer and on working with Harry Belafonte on "Tonight with Belafonte" on The Revlon Revue