Theatre, Broadcast Television, and Environmental Scenic Design

Theatre Scene Design is about telling a specific story. We create a world and invite the audience to come along for the ride. We cheat and manipulate the senses, and if we are lucky, we create something the audience can connect with and remember. It is the coming together as artists to make that connection which keeps me energized about my work in theatre and TV. Christopher Boone received his MFA in Scene Design from Brandeis University in Boston, and has worked for the last five years as...

Theatre Scene Design is about telling a specific story. We create a world and invite the audience to come along for the ride. We cheat and manipulate the senses, and if we are lucky, we create something the audience can connect with and remember. It is the coming together as artists to make that connection which keeps me energized about my work in theatre and TV. Christopher Boone received his MFA in Scene Design from Brandeis University in Boston, and has worked for the last five years as a freelance Associate Scene Designer for Broadcast Television with Jack Morton Worldwide in New York City, where his projects have won 3 Promax/BDA Gold Awards for Set Design. Along with his work for Jack Morton, he is currently a freelance Scenic Designer in and around Cincinnati.