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WorksheetsStage Lighting - Gill
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 4hrs 15mins
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1.
What are the primary colors of light?
a)
Red, Blue, Yellow
b)
Purple, Green, Orange
c)
Red, Blue, Green
d)
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow
2.
What happens physiologically in low light?
a)
Melatonin is produced and you get happy.
b)
Your body gets colder.
c)
Adrenaline is produced and you get excited.
d)
Melatonin is produced and you get sleepy.
3.
What happens when you combine green, blue, and red colors of light?
a)
Black light.
b)
White light.
c)
Brown light.
d)
Purple light.
4.
What are the primary colors of pigment?
a)
Red, Blue, Green
b)
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow
c)
Orange, Purple, Green
d)
Red, Blue, Yellow
5.
What are the four main functions of stage lighting?
a)
Replacing the set, temperature, mood, and practical lighting
b)
Colors, Temperature, Actors, and Theatre
c)
Mood, Form, Selective Visibility, and Setting/Time of Day
d)
Spot lights, gel lights, LED lights, and intelligent lighting
6.
What is a practical light?
a)
A basic lighting fixture used to fill the stage with light.
b)
A light used to practice how to light a stage.
c)
A light with a simple on and off switch.
d)
A functional light used on the set; examples: a table lamp or street light
7.
Selective visibility in stage lighting is when....
a)
a spot light is used on a character.
b)
part of the stage is lit and the other parts are dark.
c)
only part of the stage is lit so a scene change can occur during a performance
d)
All are correct
8.
Where does the lighting designer want the audience to look during this scene?
a)
At the guy on his knees.
b)
At the guy in the red shirt.
c)
At the girl up stage.
d)
At the sunset sky on the back drop.
9.
What does form mean in theatrical lighting?
a)
Making objects look 3 dimensional.
b)
Using lights to form animation on stage.
c)
A worksheet lighting designers use to plan placement of lights.
d)
The material light gels are made of.
10.
What are some additional functions of theatrical lighting that may or may not be used in a design?
a)
Form, colors, blackout, and disco ball.
b)
Replacing a set, plot motivated, and practical lighting
c)
Intelligent lighting, LED lights, mood lighting, and selective visibility.
d)
Fast, slow, bright, and low light
11.
What mood is the lighting designer trying to create in this scene?
a)
Romantic
b)
Happy
c)
Earthy
d)
Scary
12.
What time of day does the lighting design show this scene is taking place?
a)
Dusk
b)
Noon
c)
Midnight
d)
Retro
13.
In a study, scientists discovered the color red to....
a)
have a calming effect and open blood vessels.
b)
make audiences crazy.
c)
increase appetite, excite, and stimulate attraction.
d)
produce melatonin in the brain causing sleepiness.
14.
Which function of theatrical lighting is the light dividing the performance space helping to create?
a)
Time of day.
b)
Practical lighting.
c)
Form.
d)
Replacing a set.
15.
Which function of theatrical lighting is evident in this scene?
a)
Practical lighting
b)
White light
c)
Form
d)
Melatonin
16.
During "In the Heights" there was a blackout and fireworks shown by the lighting design. This would be an example of which additional function of theatrical lighting:
a)
Selective visibility.
b)
Practical lighting.
c)
Motivated by the plot.
d)
Time of day.
17.
Why is it important for the director, set designer, costume designer, and lighting designer to plan their design ideas together?
a)
In order for the costume designer to dress the entire cast in white costumes.
b)
To avoid design aspects that will conflict with each other.
c)
So the lighting designer can plan the design based on his/her ideas first.
d)
So all of the lights can be hung on the structure of the set.
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