This type of technique is frequently used to make a flat surface appear dimensional by replicating shadow and highlight.
What is lining?
100
A rehearsal that focuses attention on elements other than acting.
What is a Technical Rehearsal
100
Elements of a production include: scene design, lighting, acting and what?
What is costumes?
100
Drawn to scale, this shows the layout of each set on the stage.
What is a floor plan?
100
Designers use a few basic kinds of scenic units including, soft, three dimensional and what?
What is framed?
200
This is often used to create the repetition of a motif in an interlocking pattern (as is the case when creating the illusion of wallpaper)
What is stenciling?
200
A rehearsal that allows the scene designer to view the settings in use by the actors and stagehands (under conditions that approximate performance).
What is a Dress Rehearal
200
A wooden or metal frame covered by a relatively flat surface- used as a wall
What is a flat?
200
This shows in miniature how each set will look completed.
What is a three dimensional scale model?
200
Soft-scenery units are typically made of unframed what?
What is cloth?
300
This lends the appearance of texture by applying three or more tones of a color on a surface (big category).
What is blending?
300
A device for shifting scenery that is a platform on casters.
What is a wagon
300
The least sophisticated method of scene shifting in which one or more stagehands move each part of a set to some prearranged storage space offstage and bring the elements of a new setting onstage.
What is manual scene shifting?
300
Drawing of each unit from the back, this indicates the type of construction, materials and methods to be used in assembling the unit.
What is a rear elevation?
300
Which types of units are self-supporting?
What is framed?
400
Taking a relatively dry brush dipped in a small amount of paint and brushing it lightly over a surface so that the paint is still somewhat visible.
What is dry-brushing?
400
On this stage, scene changes are made by turning the stage until the desired setting faces the audience.
What is a revolving stage
400
The person who may purchase all materials, supervise construction, and be responsible for the crews who run the shows
Who is the technical director?
400
Drawings of each unit as seen from the audience point of view, this shows each unit in two dimensions from the front, with indications of such features as molding, baseboards and platforms.
What is front elevations?
400
A soft unit used to enclose settings at the back and to provide surfaces on which can be painted
What is a drop?
500
Flicking small drops of paint from a brush onto the base coat with one color that is slightly lighter and one that is slightly darker than the base coat to create the illusion of raises and receding surfaces.
What is spattering?
500
This type of stage raises and lowers segements of the stage.
What is an elevator stage.
500
Which function of scene design is missing?
- Delineates the performance space
- creates mood and atmosphere
- characterizes the acting space
What is organizes the acting space?
500
Drawings which show how the unit should appear (sometimes including specific stylistic or practical details).
What is a painter's elevation?
500
A specialized curtain made of guaze, appears opaque when lighted only from the fron but is transparent when lighted from the back.