Activity XXIV

A. MATCHING TYPE. Identify what is being described in the statement by matching column A

to column B.

A B

1. May be composed of painters, drafters, muralists, and the like for a visual

design; engineers and architects for architecture; directors, screenplay

writers, and actors for film; playwrights, actors, and directors for theater; and

many others.

2. He/she is responsible for turning the concept (and script) into reality:

He/she forms the cast and assigns roles to the actors; and chooses the

venue, set design, color scheme, costumes, props, lighting and sound effects,

etc.

3. Arranges the dance steps and movements of the individual performers and

envisions the entire ensemble as a whole piece.

4. They must do what the director or choreographer asks them to do.

5. This is the time to organize your human and material resources.

6. All suggestions are respected and accepted in a nonjudgmental manner.

7. Participants give their comments on what have gone well and what have

needed some adjustments.

8. The day of the performance arrives and everyone is tense. One of the jobs

of the director is to keep everyone calm.

9. Is in charge of the practical matters involving the show

10. This team is responsible for putting into writing the entire plan, including

the ideas of the director and choreographer, turn the theme into a narrative,

make the speaking lines of the actors clear, simple, easy to understand, and

aligned with the concept.


The Director

The Plan

Team

The Choreographer

The Actors/The Performers

The Writers

The Backstage Crew

The Feedback

The Presentation

The Concept

The Production Team​