What is technical theater primarily defined as?

• The acting, directing, and writing of a production.

• The design elements of a show and their execution.

• The financial management and marketing of a play.

• The audience's experience and critical reception of a performance.

Which of the following is NOT one of the six widely accepted areas of technical theater mentioned in the video?

• Scenery

• Lighting

• Marketing

• Stage Management

What generally defines "props" in technical theater?

• Anything worn by an actor.

• The physical organization of a space.

• Anything an actor carries or could carry on stage.

• The musical score and sound effects.

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Which of the following is NOT typically covered by the lighting department in a theatrical production?

• Stage lights and spotlights

• Projections and fog/haze effects

• Practical lights on stage like chandeliers

• Microphones and sound effects

What are the three main functions of Stage Management in a theatrical production?

• Designing costumes, setting up sound, and managing props.

• Running rehearsals, calling cues, and acting as the communication hub.

• Creating light plots, sourcing music, and directing actors.

• Building sets, designing makeup, and managing ticket sales.