General
Written text of a play, film, or tv
What is a Script
This person is in charge of all technical designers
Technical Director
The recreation of sounds using everyday objects
What is Foley sound
True or False: A proper lighting design includes visibility and focus as a main factor.
True
The exact positioning of actors on stage. Also associated with movement.
What is blocking
Space behind stage that allows for transfer to wings
What is crossover
Responsible for creating movement through dance in a performance.
Who is the Choreographer
Music the audience hears but the characters dont
What is underscore
Creates the world of the play
What is set design
Type of play with a moral lesson?
What is Tragedy
Area on stage closest to the audience
What is downstage
Responsible for designing lighting plots for performance
Lighting Designer
pre-recorded audio, typically provided by one of the actors in a production. It can serve as a narration or come from an off-stage (or off-screen) character.
What is voiceover
Small areas of scenery that change during a scene, taking importance over another area.
Scenery moves back and forth during scene.
What is a transition
a play on words. (Example: I've been to the dentist many times; I know the drill)
What is a pun
Known to be the first actor
Thespis
The art of _______ is the key to a successful production
What is collaboration
Contains all the real-life sounds of a setting in order to transport an audience to any sort of location
What is ambient sound
Highlighting main points and shadowing less important details at any given time.
Lighting Design
A romance play between 2 Italian youths from feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets.
What is Romeo and Juliet
Area in NYC that hosts professional theatre companies
What is Broadway
Responsible for day to do operations of venue and house
Who is the House Manager
Consists of various sounds related to specific objects — like a ringing telephone
What is audio effects
Full scenery change.
What is a Segue
Who wrote Romeo and Juliet
Who is William Shakespeare