Positions
Person in charge of creating the overall environment
Scenic Designer
What comes first blocking or set design
Set design
Who works closely with the Scenic Designer to ensure a cohesive and immersive set execution through smaller details and set dressings?
Props Master
What is part of the actors toolbox?
Voice, Body, Collaboration, Concentration, Imagination
Cue line
In charge of the process of creating, recording, and manipulating audio to enhance the audience's experience of a theatrical production.
Sound Designer
How many times do designers and directors usually need to read the script?
3-4 times
What does the Sound Designer prepare for the operator to be able to execute their design?
Cue Sheet
marking up scripts to help actors deliver their performance, mostly focusing on voice
Vocal annotation
Memorization technique used when you rely on recordings.
Auditory
The person who ensures a production runs smoothly from start to finish by coordinating the technical and artistic aspects of a show
Stage Manager
What comes first Rehearsal, Casting, or Design meetings?
Design meetings
Who ensures the visual elements of a production are unified during the planning stages of a production
Artistic Director and/or Stage Manager
The line BEFORE a cue is supposed to go
Standby
Technique of identifying levels to a performance to create interest and believability.
This technique can be done easily for visual memorization and color coding as needed.
Emotional Mapping
Who is responsible for developing character and choosing intonations
Actor
What is the first step for a designer after reading a script to approach designing a show?
Research
Who is the most important design position in a production?
They are a team, no one designer has a more important job.
Spaces between words or sentences that need to flow better
Dead Air
Memorization technique of doing, continuously moving through blocking or stage business.
Kinestetic
Memorization style by the reptation of writing or using flashcards
Textual