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Set Design Review
Match the set design terminology with its appropriate description.
- 3 walls that surround the actor’s performance space
- Box Set
- Unit Set
- Curtain Set
- Prism Set
Answer: A. Box Set - A set that includes free standing elements
- Box Set
- Curtain Set
- Unit Set
- Prism Set
Answer: C. Unit Set - A set that uses hanging fabric to provide the location of the play or scene
- Unit Set
- Prism Set
- Box Set
- Curtain Set
Answer: D. Curtain Set - A set that doesn’t change throughout an entire show
- Box Set
- Permanent Set
- Curtain Set
- Prism Set
Answer: B. Permanent Set - A thin piece of fabric that can be used for special effects once light is projected either in front of or behind it
- Scrim
- Prism Set
- Curtain
- Lighting Cloth
Answer: A. Scrim - A set that uses only what is necessary to represent a set.
- Permanent Set
- Curtain Set
- Prism Set
- Minimal Set
Answer: D. Minimal Set - A set that uses 3 pieces of wood nailed together to form a triangle
- Unit Set
- Permanent Set
- Prism Set
- Minimal Set
Answer: C. Prism Set - A bird’s eye view of the set in relation to the stage
- Ground Plan
- Rendering
- Production Concept
- Scene Sketch
Answer: A. Ground Plan - A final, color sketch of what the scene will look like
- Ground Plan
- Production Concept
- Scene Sketch
- Rendering
Answer: D. Rendering - The line of sight from audience to action on the stage
- Rendering
- Sight Line
- Curtain Line
- Prism Set
Answer: B. Sight Line - The specific area on the stage where the front curtain hangs
- Scrim
- Sight Line
- Curtain Line
- Curtain Set
Answer: C. Curtain Line
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