THEA 200 Exam 2

Shape/outline, can be used in terms of costume, light, props, etc.

1st couple of rehearsals where the actors, director, and designers talk about the expectations, conventions, and concept of the play

A part of the table work; a read through of the script in character

The creation of forms; "By Design" means the design must be purposeful, even when it is designed not to look like it is.

Sees that everything gets built and put together properly and complies with the conventions of the play

Scene designer. -defines the space -works with the budget provided -helps set the tone and style of the production -establishes location and period in which the play takes place -develops a design concept consistent with director's concept -provides a central image or metaphor, where appropriate -ensures that scenery is coordinated with other production elements -solves practical design problems

Anything on the stage with wheels

Special piece built into the stage to be able to rotate the floor; used to switch backgrounds or props around

Bird's eye view; created with motion in mind

A sheet of plastic, kind of like celophane, that is put over a light to change colors

A cutout that is inserted into a light to cast specific shadows

Drawing that shows where all the lights will go

Imaginary barrier between stage/actors and the front of house/audience

Person whose job is to research the background of the play, setting, plot, or culture

Coordinates all technical aspects of the production, runs rehearsals, and cues lights and sound