stagecraft

wet blending two or more colors of paint using a "X" stroke

to center the light beam on

border lights used to light the bottom of the cyc

signal for something to happen; light change, curtain pull; etc

lights without lenses used for blending and toning

gradually increase the intensity of the lights

theatre configuration that can be arranged into various actor/ audience relationships

using a cloth to apply paint to the surface

foundation color used for stage makeup

a series of strip lights used for blending and toning

theatrical makeup with a petroleum base

applying paint by shaking droplets from a brush

theatre configuration with the stage in the center with the audience an all sides

a horizontal pipe suspended over the stage for hanging scenery, lighting, and drapery

command to raise the main curtain

command to lower the main curtain

sloping platform

area closest to the audience

canvas or lien covered wooden frame used for scenery

colored glass discs used in striplights and footlights

production plan for backstage items such as costumes, lights, and props

to cover something from the audience's view

canvas that covers the acting area to avoid painting the stage floor

an electrical cord

flat used behind doors and windows to mask the audience's views of backstage

using light brush strokes to simulate wood grain

bar to which rigging ropes are tied

low horizontal scenery used to show distance

sky drop that surrounds the back of the stage

using a porous applicator to apply paint in a pattern

applying dots of paint with a porous sponge or brush

area to the right of the actor as he/she faces the audience

areas behind the scenery not seen by audience

warning for the actors and technicians to get into positions for the scene

area between the stage and the first two rows of seats

rows of colored lights sunk into apron floor

crew members that shifts scenery

spotlight with an ellipsoial reflector, slang for ERS

area above the stage used to store scenery and drapery

actor's backstage lounge

large curtains hung in fullness

warning to exit acting area

switchboard for lights and/or sound

permenanet framed opening through which the audience watches the play

contains scritp, blocking notaitions, warnings, cues, and production info

unstable: any set piece that works its original function

set furnishing, including furniture, pictures, ornaments, and drapes, etc

spotlight with a plano-convex lens

skeletal diagram of scenery and furniture

a canvas or curtain hanging without fullness

color medium for stage

slanted auditorium floor that allows audience members to see over people in front

any Plano-canvas spotlight

metal framework over the stage

spotlight that was a stair step lens to produce a soft beam

unit to control the intensety of the lights

gradually decrease the intensety of the lights

short curtains that span the stage to hide the lights and rigging

money paid to the author for permission to produce the play

area for load in and storage for stage scenery

small spotlight

toward the audience area

the part of the stage floor from the curtain line to the front edge

material used for beards and mustaches

floodlight in an open box

platforms legged at various hights

properties carried by an actor

auditorium lights