3 wks test

What is a director in charge of?

• In charge of backstage

• responsible for shaping every aspect of the final performance—from the actors' performances to the setting and design choices

• In charge of the audience

• Likes to sing

What does a stage manager do?

• Dresses the actors

• Handles the lights

• The Head of the Stage Management team comprising the deputy stage manager (DSM) and assistant stage manager (ASM). The DSM is normally "on the book" calling the cues from the prompt corner.

Why is it important to know stage directions?

• So that the actor knows how to dress

• So that the actor knows where to move

• So that the actor can sing in the audience

• So that the actor can cry

What does CS stand for?

• Center Say

• Center Set

• Center Stage

What is DSL stand for

• Upstage Left

• Down Stage Left

• Down Stage Right

What does USR stand for?

• UpStage Right

• Upstage Left

• 
  Upstage Center

• DownStage Right

What does DSC stand for

• Center Right

• Down Stage Right

• Center Stage

• Down Stage Center

What does a set designer and crew do?

• They say hi to the director

• They talk to each other

• A set designer (and their crew) will think about the entire performance and where things will need to be built, designed and moved on stage to bring the production to life

• They work in the front

What is a props master?

• The prop master and their team are in charge of obtaining and keeping track of props for the performance. Sometimes physical props aren’t required and props can be created using mime!

• In charge of dressing actors

• In charge of giving directions

What are costume designers and make-up artists in charge of?

• They direct the play

• They make props for actors

• The costume designers and make-up artists help bring the performers to life on stage!

• They work with tech