Before Load-In: Multiple mirrors not only expensive but also troublesome to work with under stage lighting. The solution I used to combat the expense of glass mirrors was to use the Rose Brand - Mylar Shrink Mirror. A glassless mirror. Going through the process of stretching the film over flat frames and using a heat gun to shrink the mirror to the frame.

After Load-In: Loading into space was exhilarating however, I soon realized it was a nightmare.

Mirrors: Immediately I realized the mirrors were causing blinding glares and I needed to mute them quickly. My creative solution to combat this was to spray the mirrors with a matte clear coat which relieved the extreme glares and instead of mounting the mirrors to the all I had them lean against the wall at an angle.

Lack of Color: In my original design, I didn't think through enough which ended in a result of a lack of personality in the design. To solve this, I brought it up to the Director and together we collaborated to create a floor design - which was a combination of faux textures techniques and sprays making a galaxy effect. The design choice behind this design was to symbolize metaphoric transformation of the characters lives in the play.