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| The intensity of pigment in a color |
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| The dominant color in a color scheme or mixture |
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| The combination of black and white |
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| What is intensity or chroma? |
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| The brightness or dullness of a color |
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| The lightness or darkness of a color |
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| What are the 3 primary colors? |
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| What is a secondary color? |
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Two primary colors mixed together.
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| JANE MUSKY was the production designer for what movie? |
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| What is slop paint? and what do we use it for? |
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| Left over paint that we use for base color under our finishing paint. |
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| Name 3 finishing methods. |
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Texturing
Distressing
Glazing |
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| What movie was Arthor Max the production designer for? |
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| What is 50% of our paint made up of? |
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| What do we make our "skins" out of? |
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| What saw do we cut our skins with? |
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What flat building material do we usually cut with the chop saw?
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| Which paint layer most directly adresses the storys history? |
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Which term is Walt Disney said to have created
as motivation for design?
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| Actaul mesured size of figures and objects |
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Name the type of wood joint used to
fabricate Hollywood flats
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Which dimension do we cut our center braces?
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| Which dimension do we cut our rails? |
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| What is a production concept? |
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The unified ideas of the producer, director, DP,
production designer and sometimes the writer or writers
of the script.
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| A prop in which the talent handels or touches |
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| produce a decorative effect on (paint or other material) by roughening its surface when it is wet. |
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Props that actresses/actors do not touch, yet
represents the set as lived-in
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The Set Dresser is considered the team lead
for the Lead Person and Swing Gang
True or false? |
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| False (The producton designer is) |
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| What are the 4 paint ingredients? |
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Pigment (30%)
Filler (5%)
Vehicle (50%)
Binder (15%)
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| What are the 3 layers of paint? |
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Slop paint/primer
Top
Finishing |
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| Name 3 finishing techniques |
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Scumbling
Spattering
Stippling |
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| What layer of paint is usually applied after slop coat? |
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Which painting technique is the process by
which only the tips of paint applicators touch
the work surface?
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Not drawn to scale
Pencil or monochrome
Thumbnail sketch
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Drawn / Painted to scale
Full color
Mechanical perspective
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| Actual measured size of figures and objects |
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The _____________ is most similar to the
position of carpenter.
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The term characterization is also called:
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| Take two different hues, then mix them during application on a surface to produce a third color. Frequently used to create a marbling technique. |
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| SET PROPS and SET DRESSING are examples of what? |
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| What is the nominal and actual sizes for the lumber we use to make frames? |
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Nominal = 1" x 4" - or one by four
Actual = 3/4" x 3 1/2" |
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| What are the characterizations for Land of the Living? (in the clip we saw from the Corps Bride) |
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Monochromatic
Boring
Wealthy
Prejudiced |
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| What is a Set Decorator responsible for? |
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| esponsible for acquiring all furnishings (everything that is NOT a HAND-PROP). |
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| What is the FINISHING COAT? |
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| The layer of paint that goes on last, and usually gives the paint "character". |
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| List 4 things that the Art Director does |
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1. Supports the Designer
2. Ensures design is executed
3. Prevents bottlenecks
4. Controls Quality |
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| With regards to space comparison, what is meant by SIZE? |
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| RELATIVE comparison of forms and figures |
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| The 1x4 lumber we use is also called? |
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| What staple size is used with the Framing Stapler? |
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| Name the two positions that report to the Production Designer? |
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Art director
Set decorator |
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| What are the attributes of DRAFTING? |
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Ground Plan
Front Elevation
Rear Elevation |
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| What are the 3 parts of a 1 X 4 |
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End - The end of of the board
Face - The 3 1/2" side
Edge - The 3/4" side |
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| Besides gluing the ingredients to the work surface, what else does the BINDER do? |
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| It speeds the drying process |
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| What is meant by mechanical perspective in a rendering? |
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| Objects in foreground are drawn larger than those in the background. |
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| What are the attributes of MINIATURES? |
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Scaled references for:
Blocking
Camera Placement |
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| The LEAD and WORKER in Pre-Pro for Scenic? |
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LEAD - Lead Scenic
WORKER - Scenic Artist |
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| Name the 2 types of Script Prototypes |
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| Flinging or Spattering the paint onto the wall or other surface. Usually done by loading paint onto the brush and then just flinging it at the wall. |
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| The layer of paint that is painted over a majority of the set. |
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| Adding details to the design or the set. |
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| Was the LIBRARY on the movie Se7en built or shot on location? |
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| it was SET so it was built |
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| Generally, who makes more, the Scenic Artist or Standby Painter? |
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| What are rear elevations sometimes referred to as? |
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Non-standard flat
Any odd size - i.e. not a derivative of 2'0" |
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| What is the brace that holds up a wall called? |
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| It is a meeting where the Director and Production Designer meet to discuss the props. |
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| A dabbing motion using an application such as a sponge or brush. |
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| The chalky powder that makes up about 30% of a paint mixture. |
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| When do we use the scale 1/2" = 1'0"? |
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| What scale do we use for Elevations? |
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| A representation of the desired object |
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| Describe where the word "Props" came from |
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| Props was derived from Properties. During the medieval times, groups of thespians traveled from location to location, and the "props" they used were actually the "property" of the director or producer. |
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| Who gets the Academy Award for Art Direction? |
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The production designer
Set decorator |
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| Name 4 types of set prototypes |
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Sketches
Renderings
Drafting
Miniatures |
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| Nominal is synonymous with what? |
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| Relative - so it's like SIZE as far as comparison |
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| What produces the odor of paint? |
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Actor Props
Set Props
Set Dressing |
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| Does the upholstery stapler have a safety? |
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| Binder is glue; basically the binder glues the ingredients to the work surface. It makes them stick. |
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| Name the 4 parts of a frame and their actual sizes |
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Rails - 4'0"
Stiles - 7' 10 1/2"
Toggles - 22 7/8"
Center Brace |
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| What does the movie North Country illustrate? |
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| It illustrates the importance of communication between crew members, so that characterizations (back stories) support established continuities. Visual accidents break the establish time period in this movie. |
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| What tool is used to attach the frame together? |
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| With regards to space comparison, what is meant by SCALE? |
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| Comparison of objects using a SPECIFIC UNIT OF MEASURE |
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| It's like a primer, it fills dents, cracks, holes and imperfections when the paint is applied. Makes up 5% of a paint mixture. |
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| What is it called when the lumber is dried during manufacturing? |
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| Sofas and coffee tables are examples of what type of prop? |
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| Besides water, what other VEHICLE did we discuss? |
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| Does the framing stapler have a safety? |
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| What were the considered the "first props"? |
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| The COMEDY and TRADEGY theatrical masks |
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| What tool is used to attach the SKIN to the FRAME |
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| What is the slop or prime layer? |
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| This is the first layer of paint; a prime coat. Called SLOP because it's usually left over paint all mixed together into a "soup". |
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