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Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins
What is this called?
Platform
Trap Door
Fly Space
Wagon
What is this called?
Sketch
Flat
Wagon
Leg
What three elements make up most theatrical scenery?
Flats, Platforms, and Casters
Flats, Wagons, and Brakes
Flats, Platforms, and Wagons
Flats, Wagons, and Casters
What is a floor plan?
Vertical walls of scenery
A light and sound effect plot
A diagram showing placement of scenery
The beginning of all measurements in a theatre space
This is the first step all designers do after they are hired for a show
Talk to the actors
Make a sketch of their designs
Get instructions from the director
Read the script
Who is the person who has the overall vision for the show, including all of the designs.
The lead actor
The director
The producer
This was used for lighting in Greek and Roman theatre
Candles
The Sun
Flashlights
Bonfires
Set design serves three main functions. Which of these four options does not apply to the function of set design?
It helps create mood/atmosphere
It helps with the narrative of the play
It helps the audience locate the toilets
It helps give the play context
What is the definition of a 'flat'?
A flat piece of material used on stage to create walls and doors and background scenery
A hidden bar above the stage that can be lowered and lifted
A platform on wheels that can be wheeled on and offstage
An entrance to the stage through an opening in the floor
What is the style of this set design?
Fantasy
Symbolism
Minimalism
Realism
What is the style of this set design?
Realism
Fantasy
Symbolism
Minimalism
What are flats?
Raised Surfaces on Stage
Walls on Stage
Raised Surfaces on Stage with Wheels
A Diagram of the Scenery on Stage
What are platforms?
Raised Surfaces on Stage
Walls on Stage
Raised Surfaces on Stage with Wheels
A Diagram of the Scenery on Stage
What are wagons?
Raised Surfaces on Stage
Walls on Stage
Raised Surfaces on Stage with Wheels
A Diagram of the Scenery on Stage
Name scenic design term: A front view sketch of the Scenic Design with color.
Scenic Layout
Scenic Rendering
Scenic Scale Model
Scenic Floor Plan
What is this image
A Circle
Commonly used colors
The Color Wheel
This color scheme means that we will use different shades, lightnesses and saturations of a single color on stage.
Multi Color
Complementary
Monochromatic
Every _______has some kind of emotion tied to it, and it is just one way that we can express mood with stage lighting.
Color
Props
Set
This color scheme are hues which are directly opposite of each other on the colour wheel.
Monochromatic
Complementary
Multi Color Method
Appears opaque (solid) when lit from a front angle but transparent (see through) when lit from behind.
Scrim
Drop
Cyc
Might be projected onto a cyc, a flat, or any other object.
Cyc
Playform
Projections
Used in Ancient Greek theaters. Each side is painted with a different scene.
Cyclorama
Periaktoi
Flat
A large white canvas or plaster structure along the back of the stage.
Drop
Cycloroma
Scrim
A large painted canvas hung from battens?
Drop
Scrim
Platform
Is a large circular area of a stage floor that is built to revolve
Platform
Wagon
Turntable
Is a piece of thin wood or other firm material that is cut to represent an exterior outline of an object?
Flat
Turntable
Cutout
Which of the following is the first step as a set designer?
Read the script.
Take notes on the script.
Discuss the style with the director.
Draw a floor plan or blueprint.
Research items and materials.
Identify
coliseum
pterodactyl
box set
periaktoi
What kind of stage is this?
Arena
Proscenium
Flexible
Thrust
what type of stage is this?
Thrust
Procenium
Arena
Flexable
What is the "Fourth wall"?
A wall that is built by the set crew
An invisible barrier between the audience and stage
A wall painted black in the BlackBox Theatre
What is this type of stage?
Arena
Elizabethan
Flexible
Thrust
What type of stage do we have at Casa?
Proscenium
Thrust
Flexible
Arena
What type of stage is this?
Arena
Flexible
Proscenium
Thrust
What type of stage is this?
Proscenium
Traverse
Non-traditional
Thrust
The most common type of stage
Theatre in the Round
Proscenium
Thrust
Traverse
