Safety Protocol
Lighting Equipment
Set Pieces
Types of Theatres
Stage Geography and Roles
100

Name 3 types of PPE used in theatre tech

closed toe shoes, gloves, and goggles

100

Soft edge, used for washes. 

Fresnel

100

The lightweight walls constructed from 2" by 3" lumber and luan that form a boxed set. 

Flats 

100

This type of stage is surrounded by the audience on all sides 

Arena or theatre in the round

100

The person that really calls the cues and runs the show. 

Stage Manager 

200

Save your back and lift with these! The flamingo's bend backwards. 

Knees or Legs 

200

Attatch these to lights because you never know!

Safety cable

200

This is used to cover the seam between set pieces

A Dutchman

200

Staging is done in a space that has no permanent seating, allowing the audience an up close experience 

Black Box Theatre
200

Walking towards the audience 

Downstage

300

Wether we are coming or going, we must always do this. 

Keep walkways clear and never block fire exits. 

300

Sharp edge, pattern projection

ERS/ Source Four

300

Made from 2" by 4" lumber and 3/4" ply, these create levels on the stage. 

Platforms

300

Stage comes further out into the audience and is surrounded on 3 sides

Thrust Stage 

300

Piece of equipment that controls the microphones and audio playback for a production. 

The soundboard. 

400

When using a ladder you must always...

Keep 3 points of contact 

400

______= color

Gel

400

Described as a "platform on wheels". This is used to move set pieces on and off stage

Wagon

400

This type of theatre has no walls or ceiling, allowing the audience to be one with nature

Open Air Theatre or Amphitheater 

400

This equipment is above the stage and raises or lowers the scenery, but don't touch it! 

The fly system or the arbor system 

500

This is far more important than speed 

Safety

500

____=Pattern 

Gobos
500

This thin fabric wall can be see through and changes its appearance with lights. 

Scrim

500

The most traditional type of theatre, has an "arch" to frame the action on stage 

Proscenium 

500

These directions are always in the actors perspective as they look into the audience. 

Stage right / Stage left