VISUAL ARTS
The three primary colors in traditional paintings?
Red, Yellow, Blue
The amount of strings a standard guitar typically has.
Six
The device commonly used to take photographs.
Camera
What actors memorize before performing on stage.
Lines
A style of dance known for pointe shoes.
Ballet
The tool used to apply paint to a canvas.
A paintbrush
The words of a song.
Lyrics
The full version of the acrony ’CGI’.
Computer-generated imagery
The written text of a play.
A script
A sequence of planned dance moments.
Choreography
The technique of creating an image using dots of color.
Pointillism
The musical instrument that has 88 key on a standard full-size model.
Piano
The process of arranging video clips into a finished film.
Video editing
Performing without a script or plan.
Improvisation(Improv)
The term for spinning on one foot in ballet.
Pirouette
The art of folding paper into shapes.
Origami
The term for gradually getting louder in music.
Crescendo
A visual representation of scenes created before filming.
Storyboarding
The person who manages the actors and backstage activities during a show.
Stage manager
What dancers call practicing movements repeatedly to perfect a performance.
Rehearsing
The famous artist who painted The Starry Night.
Vincent Van Gogh
The composer who continued creating music after experiencing significant hearing loss.
Ludwig van Beethoven
A sequence of images that creates the illusion of movement.
Animation
A speech delivered by one character alone.
Monologue
A style of dance that combines rhythmic movement with techniques like popping and locking.
Hip-hop dancing