Matching
-______ Production design intended as unobtrusive, unnoticed background, forcing the audience to focus attention on foreground elements.
A) Abstract, or Stylized Design
B) Art director
C) C-stand
D) Cameo lighting
E) Chroma Keydrop
F) Chroma-Key Wall
G) Corner Block
H) Corner Bracing
I) Depth
J) Dimension
K) Door or Window Flat
L) Drop
M) Dutchman
N) Flat
O) Flying
P) Forced perspective
Q) Ground row
R) Hand Props
S) Jack
T) Lash cleat
U) Light Plot
V) Masking Flat
W) Mise-en-scene
X) Neutral Design
Y) Platform
Z) Production Design
Aa) Production Designer
Bb) Properties
Cc) Property (Prop) Master
Dd) Realistic (or Representational) Design
Ee) Scene Designer
Ff) Scrim
Gg) Seamless Paper
Hh) Set Props
Ii) Silhouette Lighting
Jj) Striking (A Set)
Kk) Texture
Ll) Toggle Rail

Question

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Neutral design is intended to be unobtrusive and not draw attention away from the foreground elements, allowing the audience to focus on them.

Answer: Z
 Production design encompasses all elements of the visual design of a production, including set design, props, costumes, and lighting.

Answer: Aa
 The production designer is responsible for the overall visual concept and creation of the physical and visual environment of a production.

Answer: Dd
 Realistic design aims to create a believable, lifelike environment that mimics reality.

Answer: W
 Mise-en-scene refers to the overall visual design and composition of a scene or production, including the placement of props, actors, and lighting.

Answer: A, Bb, Cc, Hh
 These all relate to the creation and management of props and set dressing within a production. A – Art director, who oversees the overall visual design. Bb – Properties or "props," which refers to any objects used by actors or placed in the set to enhance the environment. Cc – Property Master, who manages and organizes all props used in a production. Hh – Set props, which are larger and more permanent elements of the set design.

Answer: I, Jj, Ll
 These relate to the construction and rigging of the set design. I – Silhouette lighting, used to create dramatic shadows and outlines. Jj – Striking a set, or the process of dismantling and removing the set after a production. Ll – Toggle rail, a type of rigging used to secure and stabilize set pieces.

Answer: P
 Forced perspective is a set design technique that manipulates the perceived depth and distance of objects in a scene, creating the illusion of greater or lesser size and distance.

Answer: E
 Chroma keydrop refers to the green or blue background used in chroma key compositing, which allows an image or video background to be replaced with another image or footage.

Answer: U 
 A light plot is a technical document that outlines the placement and focus of lighting instruments for a production.

Matching -______ Production Design Intended as Unobtrusive, Unnoticed Background, Forcing the the Audience