Auditions
Who should you know about before you go into the audition?
The director
What type of Rehearsal do actors their have costumes and props in.
Dress Rehearsal
Who gives actors their lines if they need them
the prompter
who is responsible for the budget of a production and supervising the ticket booth and sales?
the business manager
What moves the scenery?
grips
What type of Auditions are not open to the general public?
Closed Auditions
What Rehearsal works out stage business and movement
Blocking Rehearsal
What is the last impression an audience gets of the cast that should be Rehearsed
the curtain call
Who makes sure everyone is seated comfortably, specifies dress code for ushers, and decides when intermission is?
the house manager
What king of curtain call shows actors frozen in place?
A frozen curtain call
How much time should you take to show the director your full range of acting abilities.
what Rehearsal is meant for difficult scenes?
Technical Rehearsal
What is the first Rehearsal called
Reading Rehearsal
who determines how many curtain calls will be taken and ensures a smooth production?
The stage manager
Who is responsible for getting props?
The properties chief and properties assistant.
What is it called when someone uses unfamiliar material to Audition.
a cold read
What Rehearsal is the one where words and actions are put together?
working Rehearsal
true or false: Each scene should be rehearsed as a whole.
True
name at least 3 things the technical director responsible for?
building sets, painting drops,hanging lights, and creating costumes.
What object has the script, actors contact information, cues, and much more.
The promptbook
During what type of audition can a script be either monologue or scene?
Textual tryout
During which Rehearsal is a production brought together?
Polishing Rehearsal
what should be done before making a full scale set.
a scale set should be made
name at least 5 things found on advertisement of a production.
Ticket information, location, Title, cost,billing, ect.
What is bridging?
Adding words before or after more difficult words.