"Design the scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical space or an abstract concept. For example: "Before you start filming the movie, design the scene to make sure all of the actors and props are ready."
Christian IV's sister, Anne, was the queen of James I of England, a fact that may have led to Jones's employment by her in 1605 to design the scenes and costumes of a masque, the first of a long series he designed for her and later for the king.
Favre told us that she designed the scene with the patient's perspective in mind.
McQuarrie and Cruise mainly designed the action scenes first — they also include a Moroccan motorcycle chase and a wordless underwater sequence — and then used plot to glue them together.
There was a different model that had larger eyes and wilder hair designed for the scene where Martin betrays Bart and runs off.
Jeffrey Kurland, the costume designer describes designing the dresses for the party scene.
"My first direction from Ang was, 'I want to feel like I'm in the middle of a feeding frenzy,'" Mr. Gearty said about the sound design of the scene, which can be heard in some of these sound examples.
Though their proprietariness limited their availability, these initial early studies, and their clear value in design, set the scene for the wider ranging assessments that were to come after.
Katrina Mauer designed the evening's scene-setting lighting.
The late Miss Campbell, landscape designer and doyenne of the Montclair gardening scene, designed the "Wheel of Life" layout, with a stone fountain at its hub.
Because he drew the panels, lead character designer Andy Ristaino also allowed Cory to finalize the character designs for the scene.
