Props
Costumes
Sound
Lighting
Video Pre-Production
Wild Card
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A larger, but movable, prop, such as furniture.
What is a set prop?
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Where costumes are built.
What is a costume shop?
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Vibrations that travel through the air and can be heard
What is sound?
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A device used to vary the amount of power arriving at a lamp.
What is a dimmer?
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This document links the script to the audio, visual, and time elements of the video.
What is a script template?
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Every system has these three components.
What are input, control/process, and output?
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A smaller prop that gets handled by actors, such as a plate of food, or a book.
What is a hand prop?
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This phrase describes a costume designer's thoughts on how a costume conveys information such as setting, class, and character mood.
What is creative considerations?
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Something that converts one kind of energy into another.
What is a transducer?
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A filter for changing the color of a light.
What is a gel?
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A document that provides the overall summary of the video idea.
What is a treatment?
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An experience that surrounds the guest.
What is an immersive environment?
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A prop that exists to enhance the set, but isn't specifically touched by actors, such as posters on a wall.
What is a decorative prop?
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A costume change that must be done rapidly, typically in the wings between scenes.
What is a quick change?
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A transducer that converts sound waves into electrical signals.
What is a microphone?
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A device that attaches to a fresnel and allows for shaping of the beam.
What is a barn door?
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This Document maps out specifically and in detail what will occur and what will be used in each scene of the video.
What is a shot list?
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A drawing of a costume, prior to the build.
What is a rendering?
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This word describes a prop that gets used up in every show or every take, such as lit matches or eaten food.
What is a consumable?
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The person who keeps costumes clean and organized backstage.
What is a wardrobe supervisor?
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A device that processes or controls audio signals.
What is a sound mixer or a console?
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A communications protocol for sending lighting information.
What is DMX 512?
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This document provides a sequence of visual slides that shows a rough image and description for each scene.
What is a storyboard?
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Connecting sets of data from an input to a control parameter
What is mapping?
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A placeholder prop used during the production period of a show, used so actors can get practice prior to the real prop being acquired.
What is a rehearsal prop?
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A hatmaker.
What is a milliner?
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A device that powers speakers.
What is an amplifier?
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A piece of lighting paperwork that denotes which channels control which lights. This is often used as a "cheat sheet" during tech, to quickly determine what part of the stage will get lit by which channel.
What is a magic sheet?
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This document is a one-page sheet detailing all of the elements that go into a single scene, including the cast, sets, props, etc.
What is a script breakdown?
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A system in which feedback from the output is 'fed back' into the system.
What is a closed loop?