The short , fat stage light that throws a broad beam.
What is a Fresnel ?
The name of the part of the stage that is closest to the audience.
What is Downstage?
The measurement of a sound level.
What are decibels?
This is the person in charge of everything physical on the stage, whether built or carried out.
What is the Propmaster?
This is the legal protection of an original creation of artistic material.
What is Copyright?
This is the measurement of light intensity
What is lumens?
The audience completely surrounds this type of stage.
What is an Arena stage?
In a musical, these are the speakers that face actors so that they can hear their voices and stay in pitch.
What are monitors?
These props serve the actors and the script and create atmosphere.
What are Set Props?
This is a fee paid to a company that owns the rights to a play so that the theatre can perform it.
What is a Royalty?
The distance a light can travel
What is the throw?
The sides of the stage where actors wait for their cues.
What are the Wings?
This is the transmitter for a wireless microphone that a performer wears.
What is a bodypack mic?
This prop is worn by the actor to complete the look.
What is a Costume Prop?
This is material for use by anyone to use without permission or payment.
What is the Public Domain?
The metal disc that is placed in front of a light to broadcast a special shape.
What is a Gobo?
This stage has the audience on 3 sides.
What is a Thrust Stage?
This is the audio spectrum that most humans can hear.
What is 20 to 20 thousand hertz?
These props are usually dangerous or pyrotechnic.
What are Special Effects props?
This is the script to a musical.
What is a Libretto?
The adjustment controls to crop the light on an ellipsoidal spotlight is internal.
What are shutters?
The most common stage in theatres.
What is a Proscenium Arch Stage?
This is the electronic piece of equipment that balances all of the frequencies to avoid feedback from microphones.
What is an equalizer?
These props get used for each show and must be replaced.
What are Consumables?
This is the period of time that a protected piece is protected.
What is the Statute of Limitations?