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Costume Design Unit Review

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Costume Sketch

a)

full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

b)

a non-speaking role; “visual dressing” for a scene

c)

anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

d)

to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

2.

Costume

a)

full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

b)

anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

c)

to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

d)

intensity or amount of light in a color

3.

Value

a)

full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

b)

anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

c)

to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

d)

intensity or amount of light in a color

4.

Extra

a)

full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

b)

a non-speaking role; “visual dressing” for a scene

c)

anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

d)

to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

5.

Pull

a)

full colored drawing that is a strong indication of what will be seen on stage

b)

anything worn onstage by an actor including accessories

c)

to remove a costume from storage for use in a production

d)

intensity or amount of light in a color

6.

What two sources of information about a production are important?

a)

costume list and plot

b)

script & production concept

c)

costume fabric & script

d)

production concept & costume changes

7.

This person designs the clothing worn by the characters to fit with the time period and look as determined by the director.

a)

Technical Director

b)

Costume Designer

c)

Hair and Makeup Designer

d)

Props Manager

8.

When designing a costume, the WHAT in analysis refers to

a)

the character you are assigned to design and everything about them

b)

summarizes the things that have happened to your character in the play

c)

the location the play takes place

d)

the time of day or season

9.

When designing a costume, the WHERE in analysis refers to

a)

the character you are assigned to design and everything about them

b)

summarizes the things that have happened to your character in the play

c)

the location of the play

d)

the time of day or season

10.

When designing a costume, the WHO in analysis refers to

a)

the character you are assigned to design and everything about them

b)

summarizes the things that have happened to your character in the play

c)

the location of the play

d)

the time of day or season

11.

When designing a costume, the WHEN in analysis refers to

a)

the character you are assigned to design and everything about them

b)

summarizes the things that have happened to your character in the play

c)

the location of the play

d)

the time of day or season

12.

A character-actor dressing list is for the

a)

actors only.

b)

actors and dressers.

c)

dressers only.

d)

backstage crew.

13.

This helps the costume designer budget time and provides a visualization of how much time is needed for design and construction.

a)

Costume List

b)

Costume Calendar

c)

Costume Chart

d)

Costume Dresser

14.

A __________________ visually outlines what each character wears in each scene of the play.

a)

Costume List

b)

Costume Calendar

c)

Costume Chart

d)

Costume Dresser

15.

Besides story and time period, what does a costume communicate on stage? There are FOUR remaining answers (C.E.F.C. are the beginning letters).

(a)  

16.

Define the acronym: SLC TV Sale

(a)  

17.

The 6 Elements of Objective Information are historical period, age, gender, occupation, status, and climate.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

This is the FIRST showing of costumes.

a)

Costume Run

b)

Costume Parade

c)

Costume Plot

d)

Costume Chart

19.

Clothes can be visual cues to the wearer’s (a)   .

20.

One Practical Consideration for Costume Design is the “Needs for the Actor.”

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Designers have an unlimited budget when it comes to designing costumes.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

A Costume List tells the costume personnel who to assist during quick changes.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

“Modifying Stock Costumes” refers to pulling from stock and altering it by adding or removing pieces.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Identify this image. A colored drawing is known as what?

(a)  

25.

This provides all the information about the costumes for each actor.

(a)  

26.

The lace on her dress is an example of what type of garment?

(a)  

27.

The top part of a woman's dress is called what?

(a)  

28.

Sketches of all the costumes together.

(a)  

29.

Costume crew personnel who assists actors in putting on their costumes.

(a)  

30.

(a)   is any self-contained area with defined form or outline.

31.

The surface quality can be rough, smooth, or soft.

(a)  

32.

Intensity or amount of light in a color.

a)

Line

b)

Color

c)

Value

d)

Texture

33.

This can match an emotion.

a)

Shape

b)

Line

c)

Size

d)

Color

34.

A button, trim, or applique are examples of (a)   on a costume.

35.

A linear mark on a page with specific style characteristics.

(a)  

36.

Costumes visually reinforces what THREE traits of a character?

(a)