Props
Costumes
Sound
Lighting
Video Pre-Production
Management
Wild Card
100
A larger, but movable, prop, such as furniture.
What is a set prop?
100
Where costumes are built.
What is a costume shop?
100
Vibrations that travel through the air and can be heard
What is sound?
100
A device used to vary the amount of power arriving at a lamp.
What is a dimmer?
100
This document links the script to the audio, visual, and time elements of the video.
What is a script template?
100
This person runs the rehearsal room, calls all cues, handles backstage communications during shows, and generally manages the entire performance.
Who is the stage manager?
100
Every system has these three components.
What are input, control/process, and output?
200
A smaller prop that gets handled by actors, such as a plate of food, or a book.
What is a hand prop?
200
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?
200
Something that converts one kind of energy into another.
What is a transducer?
200
A filter for changing the color of a light.
What is a gel?
200
A document that provides the overall summary of the video idea.
What is a treatment?
200
This person handles the budgets and logistics for the show, and is particularly in charge of overseeing the technical components.
Who is the production manager?
200
An experience that surrounds the guest.
What is an immersive environment?
300
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?
300
A costume change that must be done rapidly, typically in the wings between scenes.
What is a quick change?
300
A transducer that converts sound waves into electrical signals.
What is a microphone?
300
A device that attaches to a fresnel and allows for shaping of the beam.
What is a barn door?
300
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?
300
The name of the email sent out by stage management letting the company know what occurred during rehearsal that day.
What is the rehearsal report?
300
A drawing of a costume, prior to the build.
What is a rendering?
400
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?
400
The person who keeps costumes clean and organized backstage.
What is a wardrobe supervisor?
400
A device that processes or controls audio signals.
What is a sound mixer or a console?
400
A communications protocol for sending lighting information.
What is DMX 512?
400
This document provides a sequence of visual slides that shows a rough image and description for each scene.
What is a storyboard?
400
The name of the script that a stage manager has all cues and blocking written in.
What is the prompt book or calling script?
400
Connecting sets of data from an input to a control parameter
What is mapping?
500
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?
500
A hatmaker.
What is a milliner?
500
A device that powers speakers.
What is an amplifier?
500
This person is the lead lighting person on a film crew. They work closely with the director to ensure each shot is lit both practically and artistically.
Who is the director of photography?
500
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?
500
This person oversees revenue, including generating money to fund the production, hiring an artistic team that they feel will best match the vision (and therefore maximize revenue), and creating marketing strategies.
Who is the producer?
500
A system in which feedback from the output is 'fed back' into the system.
What is a closed loop?