Theatre Personnel and Jobs

Works with the costume and wig department to create a facial look (old age, animal, time periods, etc.) for each actor.

• Choreographer

• Director

• Stage Crew

• Stage Makeup Artist

Creates the sound track for the production by making a collection of music and sounds for the show.

• Choreographer
• Director
• Sound Designer
• Lighting Designer

Develops and creates the clothing the actors and actresses will wear to portray a character in a production.

• Stage Manager
• Costume Designer
• Music Director
• Set Designer

Creates the "lighting look" for different scenes and must work with the director and set designer.

• Sound Designer
• Lighting Designer
• Tech/Stage Crew
• Director

TRUE or FALSE: A costume should express the personality of the character.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following should be considered when dealing with wigs and beards?

• Wigs are not as important as costumes when it comes to showing historical accuracy.

• Expensive and inexpensive wigs appear natural onstage.

• Wigs and beards should be individually fitted.

• Beards, mustaches, and sideburns do not take time and practice to apply realistically.

These people are responsible for operating the sound board and any recorded music during rehearsals and performances. 

• Lighting Technicians
• Sound Technicians
• Orchestra
• Dancers

A set of clothes worn by an actor or performer for a particular role.

• Backstage

• Costumes

• Props

• Scenery

An actor does not have to be fitted more than once for costumes.

• True

• False

The way that a character is portrayed is called what?

• Actor's choice

• Directing

• Improvization

• Characterization