What you can see on the stage, walls, floor, furniture. You should refer to style when designing a set.
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What are props?
Moveable objects that enhance a performance. They must be practical and communicate key information. An example of a prop may be a bag, plates on a table, glasses to drink from.
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What is stage furniture?
Parts of the set design that may be moveable but not definable as a prop. They may indicate the location, time period or style such as logs, boxes and lamposts.
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What are levels with regard to set design?
They convey power, status, perspective and variation. Sets may be constructed so that there are a variety of levels which can offer opportunities to explore power on stage.
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Types of staging
Theatre in the round, thrust, traverse, promenade, end on, proscenium arch
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Sound key words
Volume, mood and atmosphere, tone, symbolism, location, special effects, time
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Types of music you can use in a performance
live music (could be a band or someone creating music during the performance), live sound, recorded sound (ensures a consistent performance from performance to performance, relies on technology)
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Music genre
Pop, classical, string quartet, acapella for example.
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Sound technical language
CD player, MPS player, Speakers, Laptop, Amplifiers, Mixing desk
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