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used to enhance or manipulate facial features
Makeup
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Seven influences of physical appearance
- Genetics
- Environment
- Health
- Disfigurement
- Fashion
- Age
- Personality
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Six types of makeup
- Cake
- Creme
- Liquid
- Dry
- Greasepaint
- Rubber-mask greasepaint
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texturizing technique in which makeup is applied by touching the skin with a textured surface, usually a sponge
Stippling
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enhances natural appearance of actor; similar to street makeup
Corrective makeup
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Can be used to alter nonflexible areas of skin
Nose putty
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Three-dimensional makeup that does not adhere as well as nose putty
Derma Wax
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latex piece that covers a person's hair
Bald cap
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plaster mask of a person's face
Life mask
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Used for laying out patterns and fabrics
Cutting tables
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Rigid mannequins that can have costumes draped on them
Dress forms
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Where to place large pieces of scrap fabric
Fabric storage
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Used for cleaning washable costume elements
Washing machine and dryer
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Uses steam to get wrinkles out
Iron
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Flat padded boards that must have no wrinkles
Ironing boards
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Dewrinkles hanging cloth
Steamer
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allows one to see clothing from any angle
Mirror
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anything other than clothing that is worn or carried, including wigs, hats, footwear, jewelry, and similar items
Accessory
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Holds accessories by costume
Ditty bag
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Conbines two pieces of fabric with a single thread
Sewing machine
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Combines two pieces of fabric and puts a finished edge on it
Serger
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Flexible measuring device that goes around the body
Tape measure
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plastic or metal cap for the end of the finger that protects the finger when pushing a needle through the fabric
Thimble
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Used to align items and pin fabric together
Straight pin
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Used for a "quick fix," but closes the sharp edge
Safety pin
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Snaps, hooks and eyes, zippers, and velcro
Closures
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Name two fabric weaves
- Plain
- Basket
- Twill
- Satin
- Pile
- Plain knit
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Name two fabric types
- Brocade
- Buckram
- Canvas
- Chiffon
- Corduroy
- Crepe
- Crinoline
- Denim
- Drill
- Felt
- Flannel
- Gabardine
- Jersey
- Linen
- Muslin
- Net
- Satin
- Taffeta
- Velour
- Velvet
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Name a non-fabric material
- Leather
- Plastic bandage
- Thermoplastics
- Fiberglass
- Metal
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Construction layout of a costume design
Pattern
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laying the fabric on the form to get the desired look
Draping
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Equity association for Stage managers
Actors' Equity Association
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obtaining logistical and creative insight from the text
Script analysis
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Rehearsal needs a stage manager must prepare
- Furniture
- Scripts, paper, pencils
- First aid kit
- Security procedures
- Amenities
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Amenities a stage manager must prepare
- Drinking water
- Coffee
- Rest rooms
- Food
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Used to note and remember people during auditions
Audition forms
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Prediction timeline of the months preceding the show
Rehearsal schedule
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Important to include any information coming from rehearsal which will affect the design, technical, or administrative aspects of the production
Rehearsal report
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An actor who studies a part but is not guaranteed to play it
Understudy
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