When you are __________ for a show, you must be aware of any different locations that are specified in the script.

Stage lighting can show the audience where to look on stage, or _________.

To ___________ is to get an emotional response from the audience that supports the action of the play.

Light can be ______, or pass straight through a material.

Light can be _________, or taken into a material.

Without _______ light, the audience can't see anything onstage.

_________ is how bright or dim light is, and is controlled by dimmers and controllers.

An instant change to darkness is called a _________.

A gradual change to the desired intensity is called a _______.

The ___________ of light means where the light travels.

A ________ is used when you want to flood the stage with one color of light.

A _______ is a floodlight that has a series of several different color lights.

A(n) __________ is inexpensive, weatherproof, and very durable.

A(n) ______is a medium throw spotlight with a special lens. They can be focused into spot or flood focus, and the edges can be squared off somewhat by using barn doors.

A(n) _______ is a long throw, very controlled instrument that has a special reflector and two lenses. It can be focused and shuttered to shape the light into a linear shape, called a cut.

_______ blinds the actors and tends to flatten out the actor's features.

The most natural angle of light is ______ from above and from the sides.

_________ tends to cast harsh shadows, and look a little eerie when used alone.

_________ gives an ominous, silhouette effect by itself, but can help make the characters seem to pop out from the background when used with 45 degree angle light.

Allow the areas of your stage to _______ so you don't have dead spots.

________ represents the sun at 3pm, and is usually warm.

Cool light from the other side of the stage is called ________.

________ can include the use of gobos and fog effects.

White light is made up of three primary colors: ____, _____, and ______.

How people see light largely depends on what color of light is _______.

Colored filters, commonly called _____, allow certain wavelengths of the white light produced by the lamp to pass through, and block out other wavelengths.

Use a red gel and almost all the _____ and _____ wavelengths are absorbed by the gel and only the red wavelengths are allowed to pass through, hit the wall, and bounce back to our eyes.

When we mix different colors of light from different lighting instruments, that's called _______ color mixing.

Any real presentational effects on stage, like gobos, color changers, strobe, smoke or fog effects, or intelligent lighting, are called _______.

A(n) _______ is a chart that describes each instrument in detail.

Always turn off the channel and unplug the instrument before changing a(n) ______.

To illuminate actors in the downstage areas, where do you hang the instruments?

To illuminate actors in the mid-stage areas, where do you hang the instruments?

To illuminate actors in the upstage areas, where do you hang the instruments?

To illuminate the cyc, where do you hang the instruments?

What kind of instrument do we use from the FOH? It has a long throw that we can control and shutter off the proscenium wall?

What kind of instrument can give us several different colors of light? It's often used from the third electric.

What kind of instrument do we use from the first and second electrics to light the mid and upstage areas?

A plan of where all the instruments are pointed, using a ground plan of the stage and a lighting template is called a _______.

A chart showing the number of each instrument, where each instrument is hung, focused, and plugged, what angle the instrument is aimed at the stage, and what color gel is used is called the ______.

When hanging a light, make sure the instrument is firmly plugged into its outlet, and you have a ______ firmly around the instrument.

Make sure all your lighting equipment is ________.

When in doubt about lighting, check with ________.

What was the first type of theatrical lighting used?

In the 1890's, most "modern" theaters switched from ________ to the much safer electrical lighting.

What is this?

What is the U-shaped portion of a lighting instrument called?

What is the purpose of barn doors on a lighting instrument?

What type of lighting instrument is this?

What type of lighting instrument is this?

What type of lighting instrument is this?

What was used to create the stars on the ground?

Gels are becoming outdated by this type of light. These lights can be programmed to any possible color combination, and typically does not get hot to the touch. What is this called?

What do you use to make an ERS (Ellipsoidal) a square shape?