Set

A set was artificial scenery constructed or created for a , movie, or television broadcast.
In 2268, planet 892-IV's Empire TV made use of a set to film their gladiatorial combat. ()
In 2369, Beverly Crusher and the stage crew for Frame of Mind planned to take down the set the day after the last performance. Following William T. Riker's experience with the Tilonians, he decided to disassemble it himself that very night, believing he wouldn't be able to sleep if it was still up. ()
In 2370, Data admitted that his set design for The Tempest may have been too literal, after Jean-Luc Picard commented that the audience would be unable to see Data in the darkness. ()
In 2375, Vic Fontaine critiqued the movie The Alamo, saying it had "Great battle scenes, nice sets, but way too long." ()
==See also==
* Backdrop
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Category:Building interiors
Category:Visual art