SET/COSTUME
To remove all stage equipment, scenery, props, lights, and costumes from the stage area.
What is strike?
The primary colors of light.
What are Red, Blue, Green?
The first actor
Who is Thespis?
The rate and tempo in which you perform.
What is pace?
What is Rumors?
The shape or line of a garment.
What is silhouette?
The two fields of sound.
What are reinforcement and design?
Who is Dionysus?
What your body tells the audience based on posture and stance
What is body language?
The protagonist in A Doll's House.
Who is Nora?
The primary colors of paint.
What are Red, Blue, Yellow?
The type of lighting used when we first moved indoors.
What are candles?
The three play categories for Medieval theatre.
What are Mystery, Morality and Miracle?
The ways in which you go about trying to obtain your objective
What are tactics?
The two other categories a costume designer oversees.
What is hair and makeup?
Three types of scenic drawings.
What are thumbnail, rendering, and ground plan?
The three main polar patterns of microphones.
What are uni-directional, bi-directional, and omni-directional?
The five modern stages
What is proscenium, arena, thrust, black box, environmental?
The tone, pitch, and levels of vocal changes to match the emotions and physical gestures of a character
What are vocal inflections?
The three performing arts.
What are dance, music, and acting?
The five ways in which you can obtain costumes.
What are buy, build, borrow, pull, and rent?
The four properties of light.
What are Intensity, Distribution, Color and Movement?
The six major historical periods.
What are Greek, Roman, Medieval, Renaissance/Elizabeth, Restoration & Modern?
How you move or carry yourself to reveal your character, their emotions, and attitude
What are physical gestures?
The five technical areas of theatre.
What are Set, Costumes, Lights, Sound, Stage Management?