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proscenium
thrust
arena
flexible |
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| the steps in the director's process (5) |
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interpretation and concept,
work w/ designers,
casting of actors,
rehearsals,
integration of elements into a finished production |
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| the 6 things design elements should do |
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project and support the concept,
fit the style, time period and culture,
create mood,
function practically,
fit w/ other design elements,
allow for quick changes |
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| the ways in which emphasis is created through blocking (3) |
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| the director's casting criteria |
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look,
personality,
acting ability,
technique |
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cattle calls,
monologue auditions,
scene auditions,
callbacks |
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| the 5 functions of blocking |
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stage picture,
emphasis,
characterization,
tempo,
visual style |
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proscenium
thrust
arena
flexible |
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| opening through which actors are seen on a proscenium stage |
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| area downstage of proscenium line |
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| seating area for audience |
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| area above stage allowing for movement of lights and scenery |
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| where scenery is constructed |
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| where costumes are constructed |
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| where lighting equipment is stored and tested |
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| control area for lighting and sound |
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| the portion of the rehearsal process in which movement is staged |
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| the actor enters the stage |
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| the actor leaves the stage |
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| what the pink mountain lion said |
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UR | UC | UL
CR | C | CL
DR | DC | DR |
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| turn towards the audience |
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| positioned towards the audience |
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| positioned away from the audience |
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| stage movement from point A to point B (X) |
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| person(s) whose money supplies the budget |
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| production research person |
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| the process of "trying out" for a play or film |
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| the time in which lighting and sounds are added, as well as the finished scenery, to the rehearsals |
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| the time in which costumes and makeup are added to the rehearsals |
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| visual language of a production |
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| the process of determining which actors will be in a production, and which roles they will play |
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| the "practice" portion of the process of a production |
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| mass audition where actors don't usually get to perform |
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| audience on 1 side of "stage" |
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| area above stage allowing for movement of lights and scenery |
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| the process of "trying out" for a play or film |
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| the time in which lighting and sounds are added, as well as the finished scenery, to the rehearsals |
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| the time in which costumes and makeup are added to the rehearsals |
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| the portion of the rehearsal process in which movement is staged |
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| the next stage of an audition process; if a director is interested in an actor, they "call them back" |
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