Stage and Film Craft study (Final Exam) Part 1

the Quartz glass exterior of the Lamp

THE CREATIVE AND TECHNICAL PROCESS RESULTING INTHE COMPLETE AURAL ENVIRONMENT FOR LIVE THEATRE.

A vertical element of heavy fabric that frames the sides of a window or archway can usually be pulled across the opening

fixtures use 1 or more lenses to focus the beam of light

plugs into the socket to provide electricity to the filamen

Monochromatic, Analogous, Complementary, Split-Complementary, Triadic

Long, narrow, multi-circuit fixtures

has pebbled texture on oneside, concentric rings of ridges on the other

Light created by tiny arc of electricity inside a sealed glass envelope with inert gas.

One who creates, builds, or modifies items according the design specifications of the Props Designer/Artist to make play

A large moveable item, not built into the set that is used in some way by the actors

How your colors work in relation to one another

Drawing an object in scale, shown from as many views as are needed to understand the shape of the finished object.

Found Mostly on Moving Lights and LED Eqiupment• Locking Connector• Often found in “Daisy-Chain” situations

Heavyweight and Medium Weight Solid lines are used to show objects at or below the cutting plane of the drawing.

refers to the Lamp, which is asealed-beam lamp

connectors arealso frequently used.• Come in many sizes and configurations.• Most commonly used onstage are the L5-20

A thin gauze curtain that hangs across the opening of a window to soften the "sunlight" and obscure the view into a room

is used to distribute multiple• Independent circuits to positions around the theatre

Different approach tovertical surfaces.• Similar to strip lights– Mutli-Circut

Light Emitting Diode; Color created based on elements that make up the Diode

An item that is used to enhance the setting visually but is not specifically touched by the actors.

a light fixture intended for use in the real world that is included in the set or props design that must on the stage

One who organizes the acquiring and the use of properties for and during a production

Most common connector.• Also sometimes called a 2P &G(two pin and ground).

For making and reading Theatrical drafting, one needs an Architect’s Rule

Used to connect more thanone light to a circuit or cable.• Wire and connectors must berated to handle the power

A horizontal element at the top of a drapery arrangement that covers the curtain rod.

less power, less glow, less light

– Not usually rated for 20Amps.– Most often rated for 10 or 15amps.– Useful for some applications in theatre

the metal wire inside the lamp that heats up and glow

One who designs and creates properties for a production. They may have the responsibility of acquiring and organizing