Costume Design Unit Review

Costume Sketch

• full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

• a non-speaking role; “visual dressing” for a scene

• anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

• to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

Costume

• full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

• anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

• to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

• intensity or amount of light in a color

Value

• full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

• anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

• to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

• intensity or amount of light in a color

Extra

• full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

• a non-speaking role; “visual dressing” for a scene

• anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

• to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

Pull

• full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

• anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

• to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

• intensity or amount of light in a color

What two sources of information about a production are important?

• costume list and plot

• script & production concept

• costume fabric & script

• production concept & costume changes

This person designs the clothing worn by the characters to fit with the time period and look as determined by the director.

• Technical Director

• Costume Designer

• Hair and Makeup Designer

• Props Manager

When designing a costume, the WHAT in analysis refers to

• the character you are assigned to design and everything about them

• summarizes the things that have happened to your character in the play

• the location the play takes place

• the time of day or season

When designing a costume, the WHERE in analysis refers to

• the character you are assigned to design and everything about them

• summarizes the things that have happened to your character in the play

• the location of the play

• the time of day or season

When designing a costume, the WHO in analysis refers to

• the character you are assigned to design and everything about them

• summarizes the things that have happened to your character in the play

• the location of the play

• the time of day or season