the fabrics that were used to make clothes include: cotton, linen, wool and leather
clothes would be off-white because they washed clothes in rivers and streams without washing powder
spotlight - hard edged effect, illuminated and emphasises one character
parcan - strong beam of light that covers the entire stage
fresnel - soft wash of colour - natural
gobo - a stencil placed over a lantern to project an image onto the stage
coloured gel - something you can add in front of lights to project colours onto the stage.
when talking about lighting talk about the intensity, layering, projection - where is it? what material are you projecting onto? why are you doing that projection? - ambience - atmosphere
when talking about sound say if there is going to be a fade in or out, volume, echo, reverb, crescendos, diminuendos, the type - live? recorded? voiceover? from the wings?
is the sound diagetic or non-diagetic
what is diegetic sound?
sound that the characters can hear
what is non-diegetic sound?
sound that the characters can't hear but the audience can.
underscoring music is when the music plays beneath when the characters are talking
surround sound is when there is speakers in the audience and that amplifies sound
major music = happy atmosphere
minor music = melancholy atmosphere
cassocks - a full-length garment worn by certain Christian clergy
doublet - a man's jacket
buckled shoes
talk about hair and makeup
tap plates on the bottom of a characters shoe, so that every time they walk you can hear the footsteps - makes them more important.
shawl - covers up shoulders often woolen
wide brimmed hat
linen longcape
breeches - trousers
black clothing was expensive because of the dye
for Danforth dress him in white and black - this reflects how he sees the world - good and evil
the girls should be wearing linen aprons to show they are servants
headscarfs - religious
bonnets - religiou
woolenstockings
natural coloured clothes were not expensive - they did not have to be dyed