Drama Theater Terminology 0.0 / 5 ? DramaWorkbook TerminologyGCSEAQA Created by: zarastratfordCreated on: 17-01-18 10:24 Backcloth / drop A canvas that spread the width of the back of the stage and onto which scenery is painted. 1 of 18 Truck A platform on castors which can be wheeled onto stage and locked into positions as part of the scenery. 2 of 18 Flies (from the fly tower) objects / scenery that are flown into the stage area from above. 3 of 18 Gauze Material that is used to create a curtain barrier on stage and when back lit becomes transparent or can be projected on from the front. 4 of 18 Distress A technique for simulating the effects of age or wear and tear on costumes, settings and props. 5 of 18 Flat A piece of 2D scenery consisting of a frame, usually covered with canvas, on to which scenery is painted, weights are used to keep a flat upright. 6 of 18 Projections A picture or design shone onto the stage as a part of the set design. 7 of 18 Hydraulics mechanisms which use pressure to raise or lower scenery and actors. 8 of 18 Pyrotechnics Fireworks used on stage. 9 of 18 Revolve A stage with a large circular area that can be rotated either as part of the action or to reveal new sets. 10 of 18 Rostrum Platforms to create different levels on stage. 11 of 18 Transpose to move the setting or period of a play in a production, from its original setting or context to a suitable alternative. 12 of 18 Cyclorama The back wall of the stage usually white which can be lit with coloured gels to create a mood or atmosphere. 13 of 18 Trap door A cut through section of the stage floor through which actors or scenery can appear. 14 of 18 Tabs Any curtains on stage. 15 of 18 Gels Coloured inserts in lights. 16 of 18 Auditorium Where the audience sits / stands. 17 of 18 Configuration Where the audience is sat in relation to the stage / actors, it links to stage shape. 18 of 18
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