WorksheetsTheater Production Final Exam Review
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
The acting area of the stage is
Any acting area visible to the audience
none of these
any area behind the set
any area in the wings and backstage
The primary purpose of stage makeup is to make an actor...
older
more visible
more attractive
younger
This person designs clothing worn by the characters to fit with the time period
(a)
Stage right and stage left are determined by the actor's directionals facing
stage right
upstage
the audience
stage left
Area above the stage where scenery is hung
(a)
This person researches furniture and hand held items to be used in the play, builds/rents items
(a)
The __________ are the areas to the left and right of the stage where actors stand waiting to enter.
battons
wings
apron
travelers
Spirit gum is an adhesive used to attach latex to the skin for makeup designs.
True
False
This person is in charge of the backstage area during the show and calls the technical cues during the performance
Production Manager
House Manager
Stage Manager
Director
This person designs the visual world of the show, determines color/textures
(a)
The frame through which the audience views the play
Thrust
Traverse
Electric
Proscenium
Older characters have more pronounced
stomachs
chins
hair coloring
eye pouches
The Makeup Morgue (collection of images for Makeup design) is for
disposal
evaluation
reference
all of these
This person researches music of the time period and creates the aural effects
(a)
What type of stage is this?
Arena
Thrust
Proscenium
Traverse
What type of stage is this?
(a)
What type of stage is this?
Arena
Traverse
Thrust
Proscenium
The (a) is the middleman between the Director and cast/crew.
This makeup is used to create wrinkles, blisters, and skin textures.
(a)
The (a) is in charge of all things related to the technical production elements.
This person is the highest authority, deals with hiring, fundraising, and all things financial.
(a)
This type of makeup applicator is used to create texture and beard stubble.
Makeup Sponge
Brush
Q tip
Stipple Sponge
The (a) are the offstage areas to the right and left of the acting area.
What are the different types of Foley sound?
Voiceovers, Props, Footsteps
Movement, Props, Footsteps
Movement, Voiceovers, Props
Props, Voiceovers, Footsteps
Another word for "electromotive force."
Ohms
Watts
Amps
Volts
In charge of all things audience related, sells tickets
Stage Manager
House Manager
Backstage Manager
Production Manager
A play's costume plan
Costume Chart
Costume Parade
Costume Closet
Costume Plot
Electromotive force = Intensity of currents x electrical resistance
PIE Formula
Ohm's Formula
Amps
Ohm's Law
The first showing of costumes
(a)
Power = intensity of currents x electromotive force
PIE Formula
Ohm's Law
Volts = Watts
Watts = Amps
This device is used for recording and amplifying sound
(a)
This device projects the sound
(a)
Another name for "intensity of electrical current"
(a)
The lines outside the nose and mouth is known as the
crows feet
jowl
nasal lines
nasolabial folds
Another term for "power of electrical current"
(a)
The boss, the artistic mind of the production
Set Designer
Producer
Director
Technical Director
This device provides power supply
amplifier
microphone
speaker
cable
Electrical resistance
watts
amps
volts
ohms
a linear mark on a page or screen with different characteristics
(a)
any self-contained area with defined form or outline
line
shape
color
texture
Phenomenon created when the human eye reacts to the energy and frequency of light
(a)
The apparent or actual quality of the surface
color
line
shape
texture
The distance between objects or the dimensions of length, width, and depth
color
line
space
texture
The harmonious relation of parts to each other or to the whole
proportion
harmony
balance
unity
The state of equal relationship
harmony
balance
unity
variety
The sense of "oneness" in a work of art
(a)
The use of different colors, sizes, shapes, etc.
movement
rhythm
emphasis
variety
The sense of order or agreement among the parts of a whole
Movement
Rhythm
Harmony
Emphasis
The sense that static elements on a page or plane can seem to be in motion
Movement
Harmony
Proportion
Balance
The sense that our eyes are being carried from one part of the design to another
(a)
The sense that our attention is being focused to a particular spot
(a)
Also known as a "Leko"
(a)
This is also known as a Dimmer Board
Lighting Board
Sound Board
This instrument might also have barn doors attached to help focus light
Parcan
Fresnel
Scoop Floodlight
Followspot
These add color to the lighting instrument
(a)
This moves when the actors moves
(a)
What am I?
Parcan
Fresnel
Scoop Floodlight
Spotlight
These cutouts add texture to the stage
(a)
What am I?
Leko
Strip Light
Scoop Light
Spotlight
What am I?
(a)
Identify A & C
(a)
Identify B
(a)
Identify D
(a)
Identify E
Cornerblock
Corner Brace
Toggle
Stile
Identify F
Rail
Stile
Toggle
Keystone
What are the three types of stage makeup?
(a)
What are the five tasks a designer must complete in the design process?
Concept of WHO in costume design includes which of the following?
Culture & personality
Career & Social Status
General & specific location
time period & season
Concept of WHAT in costume design includes which of the following?
career & social status
Culture & personality
location & season
time of day & year
Concept of WHEN in costume design includes which of the following?
career & social status
Culture & personality
time period & season
general & specific location
Concept of WHERE in costume design includes which of the following?
career & social status
Culture & personality
time period & season
general & specific location
80 volts = 10 amps X ??
(a)
3000 watts = ?? X 8 volts
(a)
?? = 210 amps X 80 volts
(a)
32 volts = 8 amps X ??
(a)
