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| fabric which reflects light on one side while translucent from the other; used in set design in combination with lighting |
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| a preconceived alert for lighting, sound and actors |
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| Pipe used to hang drapes, lighting or scenery (usually lives in the fly) |
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| Stage floor that reaches in front of the Proscenium Arch |
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| a painting of the finished set as it appears to the audience, or the final design of a costume |
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| a three dimensional reproduction of the set design, usually at a 1/4 inch scale |
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| a powerful stage light which pinpoints a small area |
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| A translucent thin plastic, which comes in many hues and fits to the front of stage lights |
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| A blueprint of where the lights are hung, the type, color of gel and angle |
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| a control box which controls all dimmers and lights |
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| a small piece of fabric used to show texture of design by costume designer |
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| Blueprint of stage from above complete with set and set pieces |
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| The area above the stage and out of sight |
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| Whatever an actor can pick up with one hand, an extension of the actor and their emotions |
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| Cut outs placed in front of light to create shadow and effect |
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| lights on the floor at the front of the stage |
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