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WorksheetsMidterm Review 2
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 13mins
_____ sells the tickets.
Box Office
Stage Manager
Lighting Designer
Usher
_____ In charge of all technical decisions for the production.
Technical Director
Stage Manager
Lighting Designer
Producer
_____ designs the auditory experiences for the show (music and effects).
Sound Designer
Lighting Designer
Set Designer
Costume Designer
_____ designs the visibility experience, how things look and when the cues are.
Lighting Designer
Sound Engineer
Stage Manager
Costume Designer
_____ head of production, in charge of all major decisions for the company.
Producer
Director
Editor
Cameraman
_____ designs how the hand held or movable objects of the show will look.
Props Designer
Lighting Designer
Costume Designer
Sound Designer
_____ designs what the environment of the stage will look like.
Set Designer
Lighting Designer
Costume Designer
Sound Designer
_____ the person who wrote the script being performed.
Playwright
Director
Actor
Producer
_____ designs how the each character will look, plus any changes.
Costume Designer
Lighting Technician
Sound Engineer
Stage Manager
_____ in charge of running the technical aspects of the show during the performance, also known as "calling a show".
Stage Manager
Director
Lighting Designer
Producer
(a) in charge of the show, makes all final decisions about the acting/technical look.
_____ create the ad campaigns and typically the posters/playbill.
Marketing Team
Stage Manager
Lighting Designer
Choreographer
Element of Art:
This is a path of a line moving through space. It is one dimensional. It can vary in width, direction, and length.
(a)
Element of Art:
These are flat, enclosed areas that are two dimensional.
(a)
Element of Art:
These are three dimensional shapes. They have volume and take up space.
(a)
Element of Art:
This is used to create the illusion of depth.
(a)
Element of Art:
This is the hue that is produced when light reflects off of it.
(a)
Element of Art:
This refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.
(a)
Element of Art:
The way surface feels or how it looks like it would feel.
(a)
