WED THR - 2D and 3D

Question 1

2D Scenery refers to "walls" of the set.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

A set designer's job would include _____.

Accepted Answer

drawing a groundplan

Question 3

What&#x27;s the difference from a Standard to a Hollywood flat?

Accepted Answer

Standard is soft-covered/ Holywood is hard-covered.

Question 4

All of these are 3D types of scenery except?

Accepted Answer

Flats

Question 5

What are the main parts of a flat?

Accepted Answer

Corner blocks, rails, toggle, keystone, and stile.

Question 6

Two-dimensional scenery can be divided into two basic subgroups. They are:

Accepted Answer

Hard scenery and soft scenery

Question 7

Charlie Chaplin - Modern Times( 1936) used a painting technique to create the skating scene.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

What is Scenic/Set Design?

Accepted Answer

is the creation of theatrical scenery.

Question 9

Early TV production followed tradition construction and painting techniques in the same way that motion pictures did.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 10

Who will the set designers work closely with?

Accepted Answer

Director&other designers so there is unity with all designs

Question 11

Le Voyage dans la lune by Georges Méliès is dated 1889.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 12

The door or windows frames may be built into the flat, known as dependent or built separately, known as independent

Accepted Answer

True

Question 13

Examples of 3D scenery are:

Accepted Answer

Stairs, platforms, and wagons.

Questions 13