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THA 110
Chapter 9 (11) Notes
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Undergraduate 1
04/14/2011

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Term
Flat Origin
Definition
Somewhere between the Renaissance and mid 1800s
Term
Standard Flat
Definition
Advantages: cheap, lightweight, easy to build
Materials: 1x3
Equipment: saw, wood glue (permanent), pneumatic staple gun
Parts: top/bottom rail, stile/vertical member, toggle, cornerblock, keystone
Term
Dutchman
Definition
material used to connect flats to make a seamless wall
Term
Muslin
Definition
preferably 100% cotton, unbleached
always tears in a straight line
H2O based paint, constricts
Term
Size
Definition
first layer of paint on flat (H2O + glue) (laundry starch + water)
Term
Still Iron
Definition
support for under door openings
Term
Hollywood Flat
Definition
Size: 4'x8'
Material: 1x3
Frame: pieces at 90O to each other
Covering: 1/4" ply
Special: no cornerblocks or keystones
Term
Metal Framed Flat
Definition
square steel tubes
1.5" x 0.5" welded
covered with 1/4" ply
Term
Canvas
Definition
much more durable and heavy-duty
Term
Velour
Definition
different painting surface, paints seem more vibrant
Term
Groundrow
Definition
series of flats at back of stage to hide cyclights
Term
Profile Pieces
Definition
material added to flat to give irregular edges; 3/4" ply
Term
(Back) Drop
Definition
large painted piece of fabric hung from grid; 100% muslin; can be made translucent with dye in specific areas and backpainting all but that area with dye
Term
Cut Drop
Definition
drop with area(s) cut out of it
Term
Show Drop
Definition
downstage drop before show
Term
"In One"
Definition
drop used to mask scene change while small scene played in front of drop
Term
Standard Platform
Definition
4x8
2x4
Term
Hollywood Platform
Definition
1x3 instead of 2x4
Term
Skid
Definition
to move without wheels (teflon)
Term
Wagon
Definition
to move with wheels
Term
Ramp
Definition
platform with legs on one side
Term
Platform Covering
Definition
1/4" masonite
1/2" celotex
3/4" ply
Term
Stressed-Skin Platform
Definition
strength is in the top and bottom, not frame (honeycomb cardboard)
Term
Trisect
Definition
system where platforms are 4'x4' stressed-skin
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