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| Regional Board Of Directors |
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| NOTHING. Have ultimate decision but do nothing |
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| Regional Artistic Director |
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| Picks season and Directors and walks away |
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| Regional Management Director |
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| MONEY. Fund raising. Box Office. walks away. |
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| Regional Production Manager |
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| Budget. Divides Budget between people. Budgets Time. Budgets people. Walks away. |
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| Regional Technical Director |
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| Budget for Tech. Drafts show. oversees builind. Loads in. |
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| Paints show according to scenic designers specs. |
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| needs to budget time with ld/td to do hang. |
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| Regional Master Carpenter |
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| builds and gets any props (anything that is not locked down to the floor) |
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| Puts money into show.Investor. Hires the General Manager |
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| Commercial General manager |
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| Commercial Tech sup/produc sup |
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| takes ideas and bids them for a shop |
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| who has the longest processes? |
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costume designer
scenic
lighting |
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| Stage Manager most important job? |
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Keep vision of the director
run understudy rehearsals |
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| producer, General manager, Director, tech sup, artistic staff |
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| board of directors. artistic director. director. sd ld cd sod. pd. at side. sm and asm. management director. pd-pm. td.css. me mc pc pac |
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| occupational safety and health admin. regulates workplace safety. |
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inhale nose mouth etes ears skin
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| dust. splinters and shards |
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| fumes . splashes and liquidd |
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| face shield protects from? |
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| cutting steel . sparks. large flakes |
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| fumes. fine particles. vapors. mold. |
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| sanders. drills. air. electricity |
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Framing=straight claw
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| drives nail below surface |
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| coping saw=angles cut molding |
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chop saw
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| stick goods and sheet goods |
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| 2x4 all the way up to 2x 6 |
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| select grades common grades |
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| A-D. Great wood. no notes. |
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| 1-4. Not bad but not great. number 2 most common |
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| gets strength from cross grain and odd number. 1/2 1/2 3/4 . grain always runs in 8 foot direction |
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| Covering flats. better to paint. |
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| Pressed paper. Hard board. Smoot side tempred paint. cover platforms. |
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| Compressed vegetable goods. sound insulation. not stable |
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| WANT FASTENER TO BE 2X LENGTH OF MATERIAL |
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| takes up less space. 1 " soft or hard covered. |
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| fatter toggel . takes less time to build. but be covered with luan (hard). |
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| Toggle every 2 feet 8 inches |
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| need bracing for platform every |
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| lighting designers canvas |
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| full stage painted fabric |
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| Shows wall height, and electric heights |
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| Is a Birds Eye View of the stage. Shows heights of steps and platforms. |
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Middle of Proscenium opening
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| Dotted line U.S of Proscenium runs SL to SR |
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| True de-mentions of wall/staircases etc. Can show detail of molding. |
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| Three reasons for Lighting. |
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Visibility
Mood/Atmosphere
Focus-Emphasis(Scene change on SR while Actor is spoted on SL) |
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Household. Tungsten filiment
Lifespan of 200 to 500 hours
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HALOGEN FILLIMENT
LIFESPAN OF 500 TO 200 HOURS
BURN BRITE
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SPOT LIGHTS/INTELLIGENT MOVING LIGHTS
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HUNG AND THEN FOCUSED. SOURCE 4 IS AN EXAMPLE
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PROBLEMS-NEED BARN DOOR TO SHUTTER
SOFT EDGE. HOT SPOT. DIFFUSED AT EDGES. |
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HUNG/FOCUSED BY COMPUTER.
MULTIPLE SCENES/LOCATIONS/COLORS/PATTERNS |
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HANGING THINGS IN THE AIR.
SYSTEM IS ONLY AS STRONG AS ITS WEAKEST LINK. ONLY ALLOWED TO USE RATED HARDWARE OVERHEAD |
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SAFETY FACTORS:
5=20%
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GALVANIZED AIRCRAFT CABLE.
7 X 19 REFERS TO 7 BRADES BY 19 CABLES
MOST COMMON IN OVERAL DIAMETER:
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HEMP=FLAMMABLE. ROTS. STRETCHES. AFFECTED BY WEATHER.
NYLON=MUCH STRONGER/SMOOTHER/DOESNT STRETCH/DOESNT ROT |
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TAKE AWAY 50% FROM SAFE WORKING LOAD.
KINKS THE FIBERS |
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CROSBY CLIP. TAKE AWAY 25 % FROM SAFE WORKING LOAD (HUMAN ERROR).
"NEVER SADDLE A DEAD HORSE"
MEANS ALWAYS PUT U BOLT ON SHORT END AND SADDLE ON THE LONG END.
REUSABLE AND ADJUSTABLE |
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| DISPLACES PRESSURE SO LOOP DOESNT KINK |
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SWAGE (NICO). USES NICOPRESS. DONT TAKE AWAY FROM SAFE WORKING LOAD.
NOT REUSABLE. |
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| TURNBUCKLE. MAKES WORKABLE LOAD ADJUSTABLE. |
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| HANGING IRON. GETS ATTACHED TO D RING AND DRING PLATE |
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| BOOM ON WHEELS. ALSO CAN BE A SPOTLIGHT ON WHEELS |
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| USED IN DANCE ALOT. USED TO HANG LIGHTS |
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Vehicle-liquid medium that paint is suspended in
binder-hold paint togehter
pigment-color |
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| What is the 2types of woods used to make furniture, called Furniture grade. |
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Birch/Maple/Oak
Expensive! |
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| Plywood used for platforms and floor decks. tongue does not count in 4x8 measurement. Always 3/4 |
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| Two different ways to use Masonite Flooring work? |
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| Must paint all 6 sides or penny the sides |
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Medium Density Fiberboard
THicker, More stable, Great paint surface,
FINE SAWDUST |
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Oriented Strand Board
Spinters of wood compressed together
3/4 structural
comes tongue and groove most of the time for housing
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2 layers of wood glued together
Bends because grain goes in same direction.
3/8
column and barrell |
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Acrylic 8''
Must predrill and countersink
do not use windex to clean
toxic when cut
drill lholes for heat |
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Bullet proo glass (polycarbonate)
must predrill and countersink
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Polystyrene
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vaccuform |
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Poly Vinyl Chloride
Strong/lightweight |
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Nominal=Actuall
1x3=1x3 OD
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Gauge (lower the gauge, thicker the tube)
outside distance never changes
comes in 24 feet |
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| why use steel to build flats and platforms? |
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More structural
longer
durable
less ease of construction
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| Why NOT use steel to build flats and platforms |
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Heavier
Much dirtier
takes more time
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Tech screw
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| Rules for bulding flats and platforms out of steel |
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need toggle every 4'
double toggle at 4' |
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| T-bar (almost the bottom part wouldnt be there) |
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Used to carry wateror gas
measured by inner diameter
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IF YOU NEED TO KNOW INSIDE DIAMETER YOU NEED TUBING BECAUSE PIPE IS NOT EXACT |
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| Originally refered to the price of a hundred nails in England 15th century |
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| big yellow cardboard tubes |
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hand props
set props
decorative props |
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| fan, cell phone, notebook, (things hold in hand) |
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| couch, rug, chairs, things that move on and off stage |
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| example of decorative prop |
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| picture, plant (things never touched) |
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| Prop master needs to know |
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organization
building
painting
sculpting
drawing
shop
sew
upholster
weld |
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| the Rise of stairs is typically... |
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| the run of stairs is typically |
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| only 1st or last of rise or run is allowed to be different |
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| 6'' must be 1'' less thick than rise because of tread |
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| telespar (use unistrut bolt) |
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| unistrust (for adjustability) |
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| do not rotate. needs to be perfectly parallel with the other |
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| castor being offset over the swivel |
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| one base with 3 smart castors mounted to base, ZERO THROW |
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| locks into track, rides on angle irons |
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| two way hinge (saloon doors) |
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| loose pin hinge. connect flats to flats or other things. use bent 20's |
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| measures if the swage has been crimped all the way |
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| what is the term for the thickness of box steel |
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| what is the molding touching the ceiling called? |
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| the steel tubing that has holes every inch or so on all 4 sides is called? |
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| moves flats on and off stage |
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| base board. (not the part that touches the floor, thats floor molding) |
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Lock rail
parts
C-Operating line
D-Guide rails
E-Weights
G-Rope Lock
I-Tension Block
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1/4-7/16
5/16-1/2
3/8-9/16
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so 2"(length) by 3/8" bolt(Diameter) |
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Schedule
inner diameter
meanth to carry stuff on the inside
schedule 40 or 80 |
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structural
outer diameter
gauge
actual size
smaller the number the thicker the steel |
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| wood once it starts to go to quater |
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