stage setting

Also stage set

[steyj set-ing]

noun

1. setting.

Example Sentences

However, its website lists one of the benefits of working with them as being cost-efficient because it "eliminates the need for expensive set-ups, MUA artists, venue rentals, stage setting, photographers, travel expenses, hiring models".

From BBC

But it might not be too soon to dream about a share of the world soccer stage setting up in Seattle, five years hence.

From Seattle Times

As a performer, including on TV appearances like “Saturday Night Live” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” the Weeknd has tended to favor elaborate, high-concept stage settings that can easily translate into a stadium environment.

From New York Times

Wills said he enjoys dreaming up ways to incorporate the massive floats and stage settings into gruesome and unnerving scenes made creepier with ominous lighting and special effects.

From Washington Times

Their flood of sound charts a ceremonial choreography, creating what Mr. Audi described as a “theater of sound,” “music in space” — not a stage setting, but an aural one.

From New York Times

Related Words

• film set 
• mise en scène 
• scenery 
• set 
• setting 
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