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Spotlight
Gives a
hard-edged
effect, can use different colored
filters
to add color
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Parcan
Strong
harsh beam of light
that covers
the entire stage
, also gives a hard-edged effect
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Fresnel
General wash of color but much
softer
than parcan, can look like
natural
light
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Floodlighting
Standard lighting, general wash of color over the whole stage, best used with
flat scenery
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Gobo
Sensor placed over a
lantern
to project a certain image onto the
stage
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Colored
gel
Added in front of lanterns to throw
splashes
of colour onto the
stage
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Aspects
to talk about with
lighting
Intensity
Layering
Projection
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Aspects to talk about with projection
Where
it is projected
Material
projected
onto
Why it is
used
(ambience, symbolic, backstory)
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Types of stages
Arena
Traverse
Theatre
in the
round
End
on
Proscenium
arch
Promenade
Thrust
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Aspects to talk about with
sound
Fade in/out
Volume
Echo
Reverb
Crescendos
Diminuendos
Live/recorded/voiceover/offstage
Diegetic/non-diegetic
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Underscoring
Music playing beneath when characters are talking
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Microphones
Hung from ceiling to create a 'wall of
sound'
to amplify across the
audience
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Surround
sound
Speakers placed around the audience to
amplify
and
echo
the sound
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Contextual
sound
Sound played
before
the play to set the
historical
context
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Costume details to discuss
Cassocks
Doublets
Buckled shoes
Wide-brimmed hats
Stains
/
mud
on costumes
Bright
colors to
stand out
Subtle
details to show
difference
Tap plates
on
shoes
for importance
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Acting
techniques
Intonation
Tone
Pace
Proxemics
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