The phrase "atmospheric sets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to film, theater, or photography, where it refers to the creation of a specific mood or environment through set design.
Example: "The director emphasized the importance of atmospheric sets to enhance the emotional impact of the film."
Alternatives: "mood-setting environments" or "ambiance designs".
The murkily atmospheric sets resemble the ruins and prisons of Piranesi.
(Anderson Lindstromm (Friday) The Norwegian disco D.J.-producer shoots for the cosmos with his spacious, atmospheric sets.
I laughed as Chris announced to the crowd he felt like "cattle in a cattle market" before playing one of the most talked-about (not to mention atmospheric) sets of the event; conjuring up such a haunting and spooky vibe it will rank as one of the best performances in the history of Tony Wilson's festival.
The rest of the large cast fills out the play's smoky fight-world ambience impressively, no doubt aided by the atmospheric sets by Michael Yeargan, the sharply cut period duds by Catherine Zuber and the starkly dramatic lighting by Donald Holder, all working at the top of their games.
"No other continent has this combination of atmospheric set-up and topography", says Fasullo. "Only in Australia could the atmosphere carry such heavy tropical rains to such a large area, only to have those rains fail to make their way to the ocean".
The atmospheric setting is milked for all it's worth.
It's a dashing plot, an atmospheric setting and an extensive and imaginative cast.
He held all together in his versatile, clean-lined and atmospheric set.
"Blue Lake Morning," an atmospheric set piece with a grandeur established through accretion, was another.
A Balkan choir and a uniquely atmospheric setting should make this a Romeo and Juliet less ordinary.
Last year, for example, The Tempest was staged in Leigh Woods nature reserve and Macbeth in the atmospheric setting of the Redcliffe Caves.
