Professional Stage Designs and Construction

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With many years of drama experience and construction building, we are coupling the two strengths together.    The Word Alive technical staff will be producing prefabricated sets so you don't have to.  We are able to create the exact look that you are proposing for your next play.  

We also do murals for corporations, homes, restaurants and display applications.  Here are a few of the looks, styles and themes for any backdrop or mural. 

  So, you can see that we can do almost any look.  And the looks can be painted on just about any surface and texture.

• Traditional Muslin and Flats

• Sculpted Foam Props

• Theme Oriented Visuals. 

     Prefabs from sculpted foam for Biblical Era plays:

     Bethlehem:

          A stable - A mix of stone and wood - interior or exterior

          An Inn - A mix of a variety of stone and wood - interior or exterior

          A market scene - A mix of looks that feature stone, wood and cloths

     The Garden or Tomb:

          The exterior of the tomb

          The stone

     The Temple:  A mix of stone and wood - interior or exterior

          Pillars - fluted, marbled or granite look

          Arched windows and doors

     Roman Fortress:

           Pillars, walls, stone block

     You can tell us what look you want and we'll help you achieve it as quickly and economically as 

     possible.

Custom Design Themes

Today, people see and receive information in a different way.  With drama being used more frequently in the church liturgy, leaders are searching for more up-to-date methods to communicate the Biblical principles and message of Christ. 

Whether you are creating an exciting entry way to your Sunday School Department, Youth Facility or wanting to redesign your platform or stage we can produce the look that you want.

We work with the most advanced technology in theme visuals and concepts.  Our artists and technicians are state of the art. 

• Churches

• Museums

• Theme Parks

• Restaurants

• Festivals

• Drama Theaters

Here is a picture of a part of the back drop for the play,

"Christmas Eve at Mountain Creek Train Station".  The set is sculpted from foam.  The stones, the green wood grain beams and fire place complete with mantel is all styrofoam.  Even the door is styrofoam.  Notice the mounted fish over the mantel?  No, it's not styrofoam, but it could be.

For more information, please call Howi Tiller at 918-760-3561