Set Design Practice Quizizz

What is the responsibility of a set designer in a play?

• Composing the music for the play

• Writing the script for the play

• Planning the costumes for the actors

• Imagining and planning the scenery for a play

What are the two categories of factors that influence set design?

• Color schemes and lighting

• Practical needs and artistic choices

• Director's vision and audience preferences

• Script and costumes

What determines the practical needs in set design?

• The style and genre

• The script, theatre space, and budget

• The director's vision and tone

• The period and artistic interpretation

Artistic choices in set design are influenced by all of the following EXCEPT:

• The script

• The style

• The period

• The budget

When considering practical aspects of a theatre production, which of the following is NOT a question you should ask?

• What does the set have to have?

• What is the theatre like?

• What will it cost?

• What is the director's favorite color?

What is the first step a designer takes when preparing for a show?

• The designer chooses the costumes.

• The designer reads the script.

• The designer plans the transitions.

• The designer notes the number of actors.

Why does the designer note the number of different locations in the show?

• To determine the length of the show.

• To plan for costume changes.

• To plan for transitions between scenes.

• To decide on the number of actors needed.

What is the role of the designer in relation to set pieces according to the text?

• To choose the color of the set pieces

• To keep track of specific set pieces the characters interact with

• To memorize the script for the actors

• To direct the actors on stage

What does a designer need to note regarding the entrance and exit points for a stage performance?

• The color of the entrance/exit points

• The number of lights needed at each entrance/exit point

• How many entrance/exit points are needed and where they should be

• The type of music to be played at each entrance/exit point

What must a designer be familiar with to ensure the proper and effective use of a theatre space?

• The history of the theatre

• The technical capabilities of the theatre space

• What the director had for lunch

• The actors' preferences