| Scene Board was
first used for set building in 1977 by the National Theatre
Centre in London. TSA introduced this versatile set-building
board to Australia in 1985 when the Melbourne Theatre Company
began using it in its South Melbourne workshop.
Today, Scene
Board is used to produce film and TV sets, amateur theatre,
school productions, and in Rock Eisteddfod's.
Scene Board (or
stageboard) is double-fluted sheeting and is supplied in two
sizes:
- 5m x 2.1m
(full-size sheet)
- 2.5m x 2.1m
(half sheet)
Scene Board is
easily cut with a Stanley knife or saw; can be glued, screwed or
nailed; and is easily painted.
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