Costumes
Scenery
Lighting
Stages
Foundations
100
This document tracks costume changes in a script over scenes.
What is a costume plot? 
100

This designer creates the physical environment of a theatrical production.

Who is the scenic designer? 

100

This designer determines how the stage is illuminated.

Who is the lighting designer?

100

This traditional stage type has the audience seated on one side only.

What is a proscenium stage? 

100

This element of design refers to how light or dark something appears.

What is value?

200

The costume designer uses this to visually communicate ideas, colors, and references.

What is a mood board?

200
A scaled drawing of the stage layout that shows an overhead view at 4'-0" off the stage deck.

What is a ground plan? 

200

This lighting angle is commonly used to illuminate the actors from directly above the stage.

What is top light? 

200

This stage extends into the audience on three sides.

What is a thrust stage? 
200

This principle of design creates visual stability in a composition.

What is balance?

300

This sketch created by the costume designer communicates the design for an intended character.

What is a rendering?

300

Furniture, walls, platforms, and stair units are all examples of this.

What is scenic elements? 

300

A colored transparent material placed in front of conventional lighting fixtures.

What is gel?

300

This stage type surrounds the performers with seating on all sides.

What is an arena or theatre-in-the-round?
300

DAILY DOUBLE

Lines, shapes, texture, color, and space are all examples of these.

What are elements of design? 

400

This type of research is used to ground a design in a specific period of time.

What is historical research?

400

This painted cloth often creates the illusion of sky, landscape, or architecture.

What is a backdrop or drop? 

400

What are the primary colors of light?

Cyan, Magenta, and Green

400

This flexible performance space can be rearranged for different productions.

What is a black box theatre? 

400

This principle uses repeated visual elements to create consistency.

What is repetition or rhythm?

500

This costume department role is responsible for making patterns that align with the designer's vision by creating mock-ups, holding fittings with actors, and making suggestions about textiles and finishing.

Who is the draper?
500

Scenic designers often collaborate closely with this leader of the production to support the story visually.

Who is the director? 

500

This document communicates where lighting instruments are hung and focused.

What is a light plot? 

500

Ancient Greek theatres are an example of this type of outdoor theatre space that is designed into a hill and focuses on acoustics.

What is an amphitheatre?

500

This principle directs the viewer's eye toward the most important part of a design.

What is emphasis? 

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