Scenic
Lighting
Costumes
Sound
Crew Jobs
100

The most common unit of lumber used in scenic framing.

2x4

100

A lighting cue that takes the stage to complete darkness.

Blackout.

100

This person is responsible for the overall visual look of costumes for a production.

Costume Designer

100

The person who runs the sound board during a live performance.

A1, or sound board operator.

100

Backstage technicians who manage, move, and operate scenic elements, props, and equipment backstage during a production.

Deck crew.

200

Sheet goods come in this standard size.

4x8'

200

The person responsible for designing and programming the lighting for a show.


Lighting Designer.

200

The term for a quick offstage change of costume, often timed to the second.

Quick change.

200

This is the control board used to adjust the volume of microphones and speakers during a show.

Sound board.

200

The central organizer who calls the technical cues (lights and sound) during live performances.

Stage Manager.
300

What type of screw head do we most often use?

Square head.

300

What is a gobo vs gel?

Gobo = metal or glass pattern

Gel = translucent colored sheets

300

A costume piece worn on the head to change or add to an actor's silhouette or character.

hat, headpiece, or wig

300

This is the term for pre-recorded audio played during a show — music, effects, or ambience.

Sound cue.

300

Technician responsible for executing the light cues of a production, at the instruction of the Stage Manager.

Light board operator. 

400

Vertical scenic units made of a frame covered with muslin or luan, used to form walls. 

Flats.

400

This device controls a lighting instrument.

A dimmer or board.

400

The costume shop term for the first fitting of a costume on a performer.

First fitting.

400

This small microphone is clipped to a performer's costume or hidden in their hair.

Lavalier (body mic / lapel mic)

400

Technician that is responsible for the care, tracking and maintenance of costume elements during performances.

Dresser.

500

Name the three primary materials used to construct a traditional flat: the frame wood species, the covering material, and the adhesive.

1x4", muslin or Luan, and wood glue.

500

This instrument uses a lens system and shutters to project a sharp-edged beam of light. 

Ellipsoidal/ source 4/ leko

500

This is the term for the list of every costume piece worn by every character in a show.

Costume plot.

500

The unwanted high-pitched squeal that occurs when a microphone picks up its own amplified signal.

Feedback.

500

Technician primarily responsible for the maintenance and troubleshooting of microphones during performances of a musical.

A2.

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