Theatrical Lighting and Sound Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• ambience : describe what kind of sound this is: crickets, and river water.
• record : when programming a light cue, you need to select the light channels you need then press: _ , cue, then the cue number.
• colored : _ lighting can create mood and emotion.
• vortex : the electronic fly system
• fade : when you want the lights to come up or down at a certain rate you need to set the _ time.
• catwalk : the _ lights are used to create face lighting.
• gel frame : metal frames that holds the gel in front of lighting instrument.
• lamp : the name for the light bulb of a lighting instrument.
• safety cable : the metal cord that is attached to a carabiner to prevent lighting instrument from falling if it were to come unlatched.
• tower : when turning on the sound equipment you need to first turn on the _ first, by flipping the little white button on.
• batons : the metal poles that set pieces, backdrops, curtains and lighting instruments can hang from. they are located in the fly space of a stage.
• gel : a transparent colored, cellophane-like material that is used in to bring color to lights.
• transition : describe what kind of sound this is: a ed sheeran song at the end of a scene.
• amber : light colors red and green make
• electric : a baton with plug in capabilities for hanging lighting instruments
• soundboard : the second thing to do when turning the sound equipment is turning on the _ _ .
• channel : each light instrument is associated with a number _ . these are then used when programming cues into a light program.
• yoke bolt : the bolt located on the side of a lighting instrument which allows the instrument to move laterally.
• crescent : a _ wrench is used to loosen the c-clamp on a lighting fixture
• shutters : used to frame objects using the light. these are located on the side of instrument.
• receivers : the devices that makes the wireless microphones connect to the sound board.
• gloves : a lighting fixture that has been on for while should be handled with...