Stage Settings

1. the focus of the audience's attention on some point of the stage
3. the visual symmetry of the stage
4. dark or deep colors
7. The lightness or darkness of a color
8. a basic stage setting from which several settings can be created
9. a principle of stage design that uses the human as the unit of measurement
11. decides how the scenery will look and how it will be built; choses paints colors and all materials; produces scale drawings for technical director to use in construction
12. the purity of a color
15. The brightness or dullness of a color
16. arrangement of scenery and properties to represent the place where a play or movie is enacted

2. the brightness or dimness of color or light
5. two-fold and three-fold flats used either as walls against a drapery background or to cover openings or furnishings when changing scenes
6. the use of curtains as a backdrop for a play
10. like the box set, forms the entire perimeter of the setting; can be constructed of screens; also called a cut-down set or minimum set
13. light or pastel colors
14. a situation in which all elements of the set form a perfect whole, centering around the main idea of the play