ESCAPE ROOM ATTRACTION LOCATIONS: Oviedo, FL Chantilly, VA Ontario, Canada Middletown, NY Fribourg, Switzerland British Columbia, Canada Auburn, AL Pittsburgh, PA
DESIGN / FABRICATION COMPANY: Studio41b
SCOPE OF WORK: Concept Development Story Writing Theming Design Puzzle Design Art Direction Lighting / Special FX Design Sound Design Graphic Design Briefing Video Script Briefing Video Direction Prop Design Set Decoration Engineering / Shop Drawings
THEMES: “The Apothecary” (Film Nior Psycho-Thriller) “Off The Radar” (Submarine in Distress) “Room 113” (Horror Motel Room) “The Sorcerer’s Study” (Fantasy / Wizardry) “Arlo’s Alt-Energy Lab” (Dystopian Sci-Fi) “The Old Hotel California” (Haunt / Mystery)
LASER TAG ATTRACTION LOCATIONS: Lancaster, PA Troy, MI Austin, TX Denver, CO Henderson, NV Wentzville, MO
DESIGN / FABRICATION COMPANY: Studio41b
SCOPE OF WORK: Concept Development Story Writing Theming Design Art Direction Lighting / Special FX Design Graphic Design Prop Design Set Decoration Engineering / Shop Drawings
THEMES: “The Arachno-Bots Invasion” (Apocalyptic) “Quarantined Planet” (Alien / Sci-Fi) “The Wizard’s Dungeon” (Fantasy) “The Legend of Pirate’s Cove” (Pirate) “The Rocky Carnival Mystery” (Dystopian) “Car Wars” (Futuristic / Sci-Fi)
ATTRACTION FACADE LOCATIONS: Lancaster, PA Troy, MI Austin, TX Denver, CO Henderson, NV Wentzville, MO
DESIGN / FABRICATION COMPANY: Studio41b
SCOPE OF WORK: Concept Development Theming Design Art Direction Lighting / Special FX Design Graphic Design Engineering / Shop Drawings
THEMES: “The Arachno-Bots Invasion” (Apocalyptic) “Quarantined Planet” (Alien / Sci-Fi) “The Wizard’s Dungeon” (Fantasy) “The Legend of Pirate’s Cove” (Pirate) “The Rocky Carnival Mystery” (Dystopian) “Car Wars” (Futuristic / Sci-Fi)
DESIGN / FABRICATION COMPANY: Studio41b
SCOPE OF WORK: Concept Development Story Writing Theming Design Art Direction Lighting / Special FX Design Graphic Design Prop Design Set Decoration Engineering / Shop Drawings
EXPOS / THEMES: IAAPA 2018 - “Arlo’s Alt-Energy Lab “ IAAPA 2017 - “Shafted “ (mine shaft) Various Bowl Expos - Pirate
By: Rick Elice with music by Wayne Barker
LAKE HIGHLAND PREPARATORY SCHOOL
The Harriett Coleman Center
Orlando, FL
October 2020
www.lhps.org/arts/performing-arts
Director: Jeremy Henry-Dixon
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Lighting Designer: Jon Whiteley
Costume Designer: Alison Reid
By: William Shakespeare
LAKE HIGHLAND PREPARATORY SCHOOL
The Harriett Coleman Center
Orlando, FL
October 2019
www.lhps.org/arts/performing-arts
Director: Jeremy Henry-Dixon
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Lighting Designer: Jon Whiteley
Costume Designer: Alison Reid
By: Tennessee Williams
BETH MARSHALL PRESENTS
The Garden Theatre
Winter Garden, FL
October 2016
www.bethmarshallpresents.com
Director: Beth Marshall
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Lighting Designer: Amy Hadley
Costume Designer: Kyla Swanberg
Book by: Michael Stewart
Lyrics by: Lee Adams
Muisc by: Charles Strouse
THE THEATRE AT THE J
Maitland, FL
September 2016
www.orlandojcc.org
Director: Kerry Giese
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Lighting Designer: Andre' Segar
By: Clare Boothe Luce
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - Winston-Salem, NC
February 2016
www.uncsa.edu
Director: Giovanna Sardelli
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Lighting Designer: Ryan O'Mara
Costume Designer: Michelle Pflug
Book & Lyrics by: Brian Yorkey
Muisc by: Tom Kitt
VALENCIA COLLEGE
Orlando, FL
June 2017
http://valenciacollege.edu/artsandentertainment/
Director: Julia Gagne
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
By: Peter Shaffer
JEREMY SEGHERS PRESENTS - Orlando, FL
The Acre - Orlando July 2016
Director: Jeremy Seghers
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
By: Lawrence Roman
TIBBITS SUMMER THEATRE - Coldwater, MI
August 2015
www.tibbits.org
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Director: Charles Burr
Lighting Designer: Aaron Lichamer
Costume Designer: Marc Vital
Photos: Mike Gorecki / Jamie DeHay
Since 1964 Tibbits Summer Theatre has filled the historic stage with the excitement of great professional theatre by its resident summer stock company. It attracts thousands of people through its doors each year and has built an outstanding reputation for quality entertainment. USA Today called it one of “10 great places to see the lights way off Broadway.”
Music & Lyrics by: Stephen Schwartz
Book by: Roger O. Hirson
TIBBITS SUMMER THEATRE - Coldwater, MI
July 2015
www.tibbits.org
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Director: Kevin Halpin
Lighting Designer: Aaron Lichamer
Costume Designer: Corey Brittain
Photos: Mike Gorecki / Jamie DeHay
Since 1964 Tibbits Summer Theatre has filled the historic stage with the excitement of great professional theatre by its resident summer stock company. It attracts thousands of people through its doors each year and has built an outstanding reputation for quality entertainment. USA Today called it one of “10 great places to see the lights way off Broadway.”
Book by: Sir James M. Barrie
Music by: Jule Styne & Mark Charlap
Lyrics by: Betty Comden, Adolph Green & Carolyn Leigh
TIBBITS SUMMER THEATRE - Coldwater, MI
July 2015
www.tibbits.org
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Director: Kevin Halpin
Lighting Designer: Aaron Lichamer
Costume Designer: Marc Vital
Photos: Mike Gorecki / Jamie DeHay
Since 1964 Tibbits Summer Theatre has filled the historic stage with the excitement of great professional theatre by its resident summer stock company. It attracts thousands of people through its doors each year and has built an outstanding reputation for quality entertainment. USA Today called it one of “10 great places to see the lights way off Broadway.”
By: Neil Simon
TIBBITS SUMMER THEATRE - Coldwater, MI
June 2015
www.tibbits.org
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Director: Charles Burr
Lighting Designer: Aaron Lichamer
Costume Designer: Corey Brittain
Photos: Mike Gorecki / Jamie DeHay
Since 1964 Tibbits Summer Theatre has filled the historic stage with the excitement of great professional theatre by its resident summer stock company. It attracts thousands of people through its doors each year and has built an outstanding reputation for quality entertainment. USA Today called it one of “10 great places to see the lights way off Broadway.”
By: Gian Carlo Menotti
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - Winston-Salem, NC
Produced by the A.J. Fletcher Opera Institute
April 2015
Directed by: Steve Lacosse
Scenic Design: Jonathan Dahm Robertson
Associate Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Lighting Design: Noah Trimner-Rowan
Costume Design: Kat Patterson
Projection Design: Jonathan Dahm Robertson
A Series of Six Student-Directed One Act Plays
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - Winston-Salem, NC
December 2014
Scenic Design: Jamie DeHay
Lighting Design: Abby May & Tyler Roach
This set needed to function for 6 different one act plays with minimal prop and furniture change between each (and all in one evening). Each script was very different, and without a common thread between each one. I decided to celebrate that diversity and make the whole set an explosion of scripts creating an abstract world for all of these stories to take place in. The result is the design that you see here: an entire set crafted out of 10,000+ pieces of paper from the various scripts in the show.
An event presented by: Bookmarks of North Carolina
THE MILLENNIUM CENTER - Winston-Salem, NC
November 2015
Scenic Designer: Jamie DeHay
Set Decorator: Frances Smith
An event celebrating the 150'th anniversary of Lewis Carroll's "Alice In Wonderland". Featuring a special guest appearance and book signing by Gregory Maguire (author of "Wicked") in promotion of his newest book "After Alice". I was asked to create a photo op for guests (who were encouraged to wear Alice themed costumes). I re-created the famous mad tea party scene from the novel with a rustic and earthy spin on it. Guests were able to go behind the table and be fully immersed into the world of Wonderland while interacting with the props available and having their picture taken for a very unique souvenir of their evening.
As a Scenic Designer and a Designer's Assistant, I build intricate scale models of production sets to help directors, set builders, and actors get a clear picture of the design of the production before the actual set is built.
Most of the models are only a few inches tall and scales vary from 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" = 1'-0".
Paint renderings are completed to be sent to the paint deck so that the painters know which colors and textures to apply to the scenery and where.
Renderings here are completed on 11" x 17" cardstock and painted with gouache, acrylic and ink.
A collection of visual art I have done both for fun and for classes. Mediums range from sculpture, gouache, acrylic, construction paper, and found objects.
