Tech Drama Flashcards

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Director

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the interpreter of the play as a whole, the one who is concerned with the total picture and decides just how to arrive at that total

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Producer

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the indivdual who decides to do a show and proceeded to gather money for fianace the venture

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Prompt book

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a copy of the script which includes the marking of all of the blocking,business and cues

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Publicity manager

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the person who handles the advertising and promoting of the play

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Scenic designer

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one who must have a sufficient background in architectural drafting, decorating basics and an understanding of scenery construction and painting

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Raked stage

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A slanted stage, where the upstage is slightly higher then the downstage

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Pit

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The part where the orchestra plays often below floor level between the autotoriam and stage

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Flies

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the area above the stage where scenery is hung when not in use

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Teasers

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horizontal curtains hung upstage of the main curtain, used to adjust the height of the stage opening and mask the flies

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Apron

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The stage floor between the front edge of the stage and front curtain

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Cyc

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a fabric hung from a semicircular track in the flies that creates a curved backdrop for performance

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Curtain line

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an imaginary line drawn across the stage even with the back side of proscenium

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Crash box

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box offstage into which something can be thrown to create the sound for breakage

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Cut outs

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Two-dimensional scenery

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Jack

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A triangular brace for supporting scenery

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Legs

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Narrow drapes use ally hung in pairs, stage left an d stage right to mask the backstage area

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Script

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To the written text of the play

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Screens

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Two flood and three fold flats used in either walls against drapery background or in cover openings or furnishings when changing scenes

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Drop

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A large piece of cloth on which scenery is painted and then hung at the back of the stage