Costume and Props Terminology

When describing props and costume. We must describe their colour, condition, material and style. Sort these potential descriptors into the right catergories.

Groups:

(a) Colour

,

(b) Condition

,

(c) Material

,

(d) Style

• Cracked

• Olive Green

• Wool

• Silk

• Scarlet

• Patched

• 1920's

• Ceramic

• Brand New

• Blue

• 90's

• Wooden

• Victorian

• Stiff

• Deep purple

• Faded

• Futuristic

When describing a costume we must describe the cut of the clothing. Select all that would apply.

• Tightly fitted

• Flared

• Baggy

• Victorian

• Old Fashioned

When describing a prop we must describe it's size. Select all that would apply.

• Pink

• Overly Large

• Tiny

• Cracked

• Larger than usual

When describing a prop you must describe what type of prop it is. Match the prop type to its description.

• Props which are pre-set on the stage.

• Pre-Set Prop

• Costume which is used significantly.

• Personal Prop

• A prop that the actor keeps and holds.

• Set Dressing

• Items that enhance the visual storytelling of a scene.

• Costume Prop

When describing a costume, select all appropriate descriptors you might use.

• Style

• Colour

• Material

• Condition

• Type of Prop