Set design and Props

What is the definition of a theatre set?

• An arrangement of scenery units that suggests a single location
• A pair of Items than tell a story
• The lighting for a specific act of a play
• A small or large hand prop that helps distinguish an actor / actress

When creating a set for the scene in Dracula's home, which of the following follows the directors idea the most. 

• 1960's Small living room
• Dark Gothic castle interior
• English hillside tavern
• Big bang theories apartment living room

What are the 4 main ways to approach designing a set?

• Thought, Concept, Ideas, Follow Through
• Props, Costumes, Lighting, Integrity
• Full Realistic Setting, Suggestive Realistic Setting, Non Realistic Setting, Unit Set
• Director, Actor, Gopher, Crew

This is an example of a:

• Suggestively Realistic Set
• Non Realistic Set
• Unit set
• Fully Realistic set

This set is a good example of which type of approach to set design?

• Non Realistic Set
• Fully Realistic Set
• Unit Set
• Suggestively Realistic Set

This staging type is called...

• in the round

• thrust

• proscenium arch

• traverse

This staging type is called...

• in the round

• thrust

• proscenium arch

• traverse

This staging type is called...

• in the round

• thrust

• proscenium arch

• traverse

Fixed rectangular fabric panels framed with wood that can be painted/decorated to create scenery are called...

• boards

• flats

• tabs

• cyclorama

Set that cannot be moved during a performance is known as _____________ set.

• box

• fixed

• movable

• flexible