'Proscenium arch' presentation slideshows

Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Narrative Form. A term used for any narrative, sound, or visual element contained in the imagined world of the story- (Characters see or hear it) . Diegetic. Non- Diegetic.

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Chapter 11: Theatrical Space and Production Design

Chapter 11: Theatrical Space and Production Design. The Influence of Theatrical Space Factors that influence audience response and the use of production elements: Degree of formality Size Arrangement or configuration. The Proscenium Arch Stage. Raised platform framed by arch

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Shakespeare & Julius Caesar

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Peter Pan Man and Friends

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English Restoration Theatre

English Restoration Theatre. 1660-1700. Historical Background. Charles I was removed from throne and beheaded by Oliver Cromwell and the Puritans in 1649 after a 7 year civil war Next 11 years known as the commonwealth Cromwell died in 1658 and his son could not control government

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RENAISSANCE THEATRE ARCHITECTURE

RENAISSANCE THEATRE ARCHITECTURE. by Virginia R. Francisco. Italian Practice is Major Influence. productions began 1470 but only on special occasions in temporary theatres. Emphasis on Scenery. even Serlio assumes no permanent building a theatre burned in Ferrara 1532

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Beginning Technical Theatre

Beginning Technical Theatre. Correct Answers are in BOLD. Luminaires. This luminaire can produce a hard-edged beam of light: Ellipsoidal Produces a round, soft edged beam of light. Fresnel Produces a somewhat harsh, oval light beam: PAR Used in the FOH: Ellipsoidal

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English Restoration Theatre

English Restoration Theatre. 1660-1700. Historical Background. Charles I was removed from throne and beheaded by Oliver Cromwell and the Puritans in 1649 after a 7 year civil war Next 11 years known as the commonwealth Cromwell died in 1658 and his son could not control government

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Proscenium Arch

Proscenium Arch. Modern Proscenium Arch. Apron/Thrust. Orchestra, Loge, Mezzanine & 2 nd Balcony. Orchestra Pit. Orchestra Pit. Stage with Scenery. Fly Space. Fly Rail.

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Staging

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Types of Staging

Types of Staging. SWBAT: Describe all the different types of staging SWBAT: Match the type of stage to each professional work SWBAT: Compare the different types of stage and understand why each is important . Raked Stage. Can you describe a Raked Stage?

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History of Renaissance Theater

History of Renaissance Theater. Brooke Curry, Sarah Evans, Jessica Manley, Ashley Webb, Mollie Chandler, Dawnethia Springer. Roles & Research. Sarah & Brooke- Presenting power point to class. Ashley-Sit at desk and change power point slides.

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