Design Process
The three types of stages.
What are proscenium, thrust, and arena/theatre in the round?
The way that we classify and organize colors.
What is the Color Wheel?
The 3 ways that we classify shape and form.
What are geometric, naturalistic, and abstract?
Any item handled by an actor on stage.
What is a prop?
The 7 Elements of Design.
What are color, line, value, space, shape, form, and texture?
The way that you classify complimentary colors on the Color Wheel.
What are the two colors on opposite sides of the color wheel?
The lightness or darkness of a color (having to do with shades and highlights).
What is value?
The person who uses the prop can make it ___________.
What is iconic?
The first step in the Design Process.
What is reading the play?
The primary colors on the color wheel.
What are red, blue, and yellow?
The feel or appearance of materials.
What is texture?
The candy that replaced the M&Ms prop in the movie "E.T." making it iconic and saving the candy.
What are Reese's Pieces?
The second step of the Design Process.
What is researching and brainstorming?
The secondary colors on the color wheel.
What are orange, green, and purple?
Having to do with positive and negative use of stage space.
What is space?
_______ __________ affects when certain props would have been used in a show.
What is time period?
The third step of the Design Process.
What is creating a vision board and designing the element?
The tertiary colors on the Color Wheel.
What are yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue-violet, blue-green, and yellow-green ?
This directs the audience's eyes towards a certain area on stage.
What is line?
How the prop represents something central to the story.
What is Symbolism in Prop Design?