12 Question Theatre Quiz (9/15/2023)

Elements of a production that are distinctive to the vision of a particular production member (ex: character, lighting, set, directing choices, etc.)

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Clothing worn by actors to portray specific characters.

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The fundamental descriptor used to communicate and evaluate the elements of design (ex: balance, line, shape, color, texture, etc.)

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A group of designers responsible for creating the look and feel of a production; the team generally includes set, lighting, sound, costume, properties, and makeup designers.

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The Illumination of the performance dictated by the given circumstances of the play, including the source of the light, the time of the day, the mood of the play, as well as the specific requirements of the scenic scene (for example, the areas to be lit)

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Body paint or prosthetics worn by actors to portray specific characters and their traits.

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Technical elements selected for use in a specific production, including sets, sound, costumes, lights, music, props, makeup, as well as elements specific to the production such as puppets, masks, special effects or other storytelling devices/concepts.

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A group of theatrical practitioners who work together to create a performance; production teams are often comprised of a director, stage manager, lighting designer, sound designer, costume designer, scenic designer, and publicity staff.

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Anything that the actor uses on stage that is not scenery.

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The visual elements used in support of a play production or scene used to denote place, time, and atmosphere.

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