1. Prepare a portrait gallery of pictures for each character in your play.
(You may have more than one picture for a character.) You may find pictures in books, magazines, online, in paintings or artwork . . . wherever. They should be pictures of people we do not recognize. Remember that you are finding pictures of the characters; not pictures of actors you want to cast as the characters. Be prepared to explain what characteristic of the person in the picture made you choose it as a portrait of your character. 2. Prepare a collection of pictures that help capture some aspect of the setting and/or significant props in your play. These pictures may also come from various sources. Be prepared to explain what aspect of the picture relates to your plays setting.