Terms

Stage:
Theatrical – relating to or characteristics of the theater or dramatic performance.

Thrust Stage- a stage surrounded by audience on three sides

Proscenium Stage- Audience is located on one side of the stage

Theatre in the round- Audience is located on all four sides of the stage

Scenic Design- set design, look, physical appearance, structure.

Theatrical Properties- Objects used by the actor/actors, or objects used for decoration

Stage luminosity- where the lighting is being distributed for the stage, (Providing different types of light effect to increase the stages scene).

Technical Jobs
Lighting designer- designs light effects, hired by director or producers, paid by contract

Luminist- set up the lights and lighting affects by light designer, hired by director, producer or
light designer, paid by salary

Property Master- determine what props must be created, hired by director, producers or stage manager, paid by salary or contract

Property crew- they determine to either create, buy, or build props, hired by director, producer or prop master, paid by contract

Set Design- design all the set/sets for the production, hired by director or producer, paid by contract

Crew Chief- they make the set/sets that the design created, hired by director or producer

Call boy Call girl- alert actor’s/actress’s of entrances, help with scene changes, hired by director,
producer or crew chief, paid salary

Sound Engineer- design all the sound effects used in production, hired by director or producer, paid by contract

Sound Technician- create all the designed sound effects, hired by director, producer or sound engineer, paid by salary

Stage manager- makes sure everything happens when its supposed to happen, hired by director or producer, paid by salary