How to Die: The Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Presenter(s)
Camron Rost
Presentation Number
4245
Abstract or Description
How to Die: The Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer is an intricate weaving of the life of the famous pastor and theologian, who, upset by the complacency he saw in the German church toward the Nazi party, makes the hardest decision he's ever had to make--a willing attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Camron Rost served as the assistant scenic designer for Professor Kirk Domer. In residence for seven days during the tech/dress process at AD Players at the George Theatre in Houston, TX, he worked on this professional production with industry professionals in many design and technical fields.
Mentor
Kirk Domer
Comments
Murtaza Barkarar24 days ago
Hey Camron,
Really interesting project. I didn't realize such a story existed, and provides valuable context into the dynamics that went throughout the Nazi Germany during that time. I loved your presentation style, starting with your role and involving letters etc that you found from Dietrich. The transition between the story and technical behind the scenes to produce this was a fascinating format as well.
Really interesting project. I didn't realize such a story existed, and provides valuable context into the dynamics that went throughout the Nazi Germany during that time. I loved your presentation style, starting with your role and involving letters etc that you found from Dietrich. The transition between the story and technical behind the scenes to produce this was a fascinating format as well.
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