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WorksheetsStage Craft Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
influenced theatrical structural designs
engineering
styles
manufacturing
agriculture
equipment used in hanging scenery and lighting over a stage-ropes, pulleys, arbors, pipes
Plains
Pulley System
Rigging
idk
soft cushioned blow is needed
Cement
Rubber Mallet
Metal Hammer
Vice Grips
rip lumber to specific widthfeed in long boards to create thin long strips
Circular saw
Jig Saw
Mitre/Chop Saw
Table Saw
Why use straight grain lumber?
lower number=higher grade=better more desireable=more expensive#1 straight graine no knots#2 larger and more knots BEST#3 or utility loose knots=holes
won't split, break or warp, tree not under stress, consistent
various ways that the grain of the layers of wood are glued, oriented at right angles to create strength in all directions
two letters, two distinct sides requiring two different letters, A/C is most common
Scrim
variations in light intensity used to create variations in the opacity of the scrim fabrictoner for a cycmaterializing someone
gathering fabric at top of form folds or pleats, more pleats=richer and heavier curtain
rigged with a traveler to fly in and out, Austrian curtain, has nylon lift lines that pull upward so curtain gathers itself up from bottom
black drape...duh, covers entire width of stage in rear or halfway back, used as a dark background, covering device for shifting scenery
Fullness
stores counterweights, located near grid so one can reach arbors and highest point of travel
cuz it keeps the line taut
gathering fabric at top of form folds or pleats, more pleats=richer and heavier curtain
very high strength stranded steel cable, in place of a hemp, exceeds strength of hemp, stetching factor negligible, not changed by humidity
imaginary line that runs across stage from one side to other directly upstage of proscenium opening
Imaginary line
Ranking line
idk line
Plaster line
Black Box Theatre
passageway under audience seating from backstage space to the stage, popular in thrust theatres
flexible seatingrisers used for sightlineslow costextreme intimacyscenic elemetns less important
large number of seats in small number of roes=closer to stageactor friendlysightline problems
easy scene change during performance, slots in floor with poles mounted on carts so that pulleys could move the set pieces
During what time period was the first front curtain used?
small clamp attached to purchase line at low trim mark, used when exact position of a piece is critical or flyman is nunreliable
stores counterweights, located near grid so one can reach arbors and highest point of travel
Romans, series of poles lowered to reveal stage
very high strength stranded steel cable, in place of a hemp, exceeds strength of hemp, stetching factor negligible, not changed by humidity
What was the skene and what was its purpose on the Greek stage?
stores counterweights, located near grid so one can reach arbors and highest point of travel
raised platform on which actors played to give prominence
holes in stage floor equipped with removeable covers, useful for shows where actors or props need to disappear through floor
flat peices of metal that connect two upright bars of the arbors, prevent bars from warping out of shape from weight of bricks, must be distributed
Why is it important to fold drapes and how do we do this?
reduce wrinkling, easier to see how to lay the goods out for retying to batten-flat with front side up-bottom corners to top-repeat until 2' strip created-bring both ends to center leaving space-fold one side over other
White Pineworkablesofteasy to cutstraight grain pattern widely available reasonable price
TEAR EVERYTHING APART
how rough the sandpaper ishow aggresively it will wear away material40=very rough100=smooth for painting
Butt Joint
two ends of boards placed up against each other and nailed
traditional type like we made with muslin coversalternate type with plywood covering used in Odd Couple
Bread Pieces
horizontal member of stage flat
Rail
1/4" plywood piece to form a covered joint
Verticle Member of stage flat
horizontal member of stage flat
support beam between two styles, every 4'
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