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MSDS
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Material Data Safety Sheet
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includes all dangerous information for chemicals in a given area
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Blue diamond on MSDS
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health
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1-4 scale
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Red diamond on MSDS
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Flammability
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1-4 scale
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Yellow diamond on MSDS
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reactivity
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1-4 scale
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white diamond on MSDS
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equipment
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represented by letter symbols
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platorms
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for standing
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flats
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not for standing
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stairs
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their own thang
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amorphous scenery
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scenery made specifically to look like something (e.i., a tree stump)
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details
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everything that is not a platform, a flat, stairs, or amorphous scenery
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realism
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the theory of being real
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naturalism
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actually real (e.i., an actually house brought onto the stage)
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fragmented realism
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using parts of scenery to create the illusion of being real
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ground plan
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the view for an amorphous piece of scenery from above
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side sections
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the view for an amorphous piece of scenery from the sides
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german expressionism
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comes from emotion
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constructivism
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bare minimum needed to get buy
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load-in
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scenery brought into a theatre from an outside source
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Philosophies of building scenery (5)
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1) portable units
2) lightweight units 3) durable unites 4) easy to assemble 5) adaptable construction techniques |
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Golden Triangle
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Good
Cheap Fast |
Can only get 2 of the 3
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production calendar
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schedule of all deadlines and events throughout production
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construction priority (5)
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1) anything the actors manipulate
2) build & hang all overhead projects 3) complicated paint treatment units 4) most difficult, complex things before simple things 5) Time for adjustments & modifications |
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educational theatre
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exploration time, cheap
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professional theatre
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gets shit done
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summer stock theatre
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happens in the summer
includes interns & professional peeps |
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regional theatre
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runs all year long
uses both interns & professional may require unionship |
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community theatre
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is what it is
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touring theatre
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CHA CHING
where the money's at |
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IATSE
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International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
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USA
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United Scenic Artists
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AEA
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Actors Equity Association
Includes stage managers |
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SETC
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Southeastern Theatre Conference
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USITT
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United States Institution for Theatre Technology
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VTA
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Virginia Theatre Association
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Director
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Scenic Designer
Light Designer Costume Designer Sound Designer Tech Director Stage Manager |
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Director
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top of the food chain
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Scenic Designer
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Paint charge
Props Manager |
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Paint Charge
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in charge of paints
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scenic designer
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designs the scenes & background
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props manager
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props crew
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paint charge
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scenic artist
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scenic artist
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paint crew
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scenic artist
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implements artwork
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light designer
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master electrician
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master electrician
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electrics crew
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master electrician
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implements lights
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costume designer
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costume shop supervisor
makeup designer |
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costume shop supervisor
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first hand draper
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first hand draper
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costume construction crew
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makeup designer
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makeup artist
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sound designer
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sound engineer
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sound engineer
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implements sound
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technical director
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master carpenter
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master carpenter
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carpenter
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stage manager
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NO TECHIES :D
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kerf
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sawdust from woodwork
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Miter Saw
Usage |
crosscutting/mitering sticks of lumber
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Table Saw / Panel Saw
Usage |
ripping sticks of lumber
crosscutting / ripping sheets of lumber, plexi, or polysrene |
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Circular Saw
Usage |
crosscutting / ripping sheets of lumber
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Trim Saw
Usage |
crosscutting moldings and narrow boards
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Band Saw
Usage |
Narrow blade - curved detail work in wood or foam
Wide blade - the curves cannot be as severe |
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Jigsaw
Usage |
narrow blade - curved detail work in wood and foam
wide blade - curves cannot be as severe creates hand props and decorative details |
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Sawzall
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not very precise, typically used in deconstruction
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Stationary sander
Usage |
grinding of wood
smooth edges of a surface for safety |
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Drill Press
Usage |
drilling holes in both wood and steel, depending on the bit being used
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Cut Off Saw
Usage |
cuts steel bar and pipe
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Port-A-Band
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cuts steel bar and pipes with a Cut Off Saw is inconvenient
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Bench Grinder
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allows for the grinding of steel
typically used to remove dangers butts of metal |
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Drill
Usage |
inserting screws
drilling holes |
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Corded Drill
Usage |
masonry holes
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Drill 12 volt guns
Usage |
small to medium screws / small holes
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Drill 18 volt guns
Usage |
medium high duty
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Drill 14.4 volt guns
Usage |
medium light duty
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Router
Usage |
create decorative edge on wooden materials
a flush trim bit enables a deck surface to precisely fit the frame |
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Air Tools
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Fastening device
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Nailers
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large - scale framing
small - detail / hidden |
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Staplers
usage |
stability in thinner material than nails
more crown means more ability to stabilize the surface |
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wrenches
usage |
enable rapid use of sockets with an exceptional amount of torque
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2x4 actual dimension
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1.5 x 3.5
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dimension of lumber lost under 1"
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1/4
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dimension of lumber lost 1"-8"
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1/2
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dimension of lumber lost over 8"
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3/4
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elevation
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view of an amorphous piece of scenery from the audience's view
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traditional flat
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uses muslin and scabbing
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east coast flat
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uses muslin and scabbing
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soft covered flat
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uses muslin and scabbing
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flats over 12" use
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1x4 boards
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flats under 12" use
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1x3 boards
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1x5 boards
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DOUGHNUT EXIST
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1" boards lose
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1/4"
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1"-8' Boards lose
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1/2"
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8' + boards lose
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3/4"
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corner block
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holds rails and stiles together
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keystone
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trapezoid shaped
holds stiles and toggles together |
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strap
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rectangle shaped
holds stiles and toggles together |
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rail
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bottom / top boards of a flat
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stiles
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side boards of a flat
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toggle
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middle, stabilizing boards of a flat
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toenail
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hammering in a nail diagonally between two pieces of wood
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scabbing
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using lauan to hold two pieces of wood together
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west coast flat
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lauan covered, unscabbed flat
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Hollywood flat
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lauan covered, unscabbed flat
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Hardcovered flat
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lauan covered, unscabbed flat
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Cut List Format
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(dimensions)
Cut List (kind of lumber) 2@ 0' -0" (longest) 2@ 0' - 0" 1 @ 0' - 0" (shortest) |
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always start with the ______ on a cut list
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rail
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diagonal brace
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ensures a 90 degree angle on a flat, if use 2, use both on the same side
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modified keystone
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used to hold a diagonal base in
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Option 1 for additional toggles
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distribute evenly
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Option 2 for a diagonal base
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distribute like a 8 ft flat
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jog
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single board flats under 10"
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door flat
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flats slightly wider than door to hold door filler flat between door flats
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modified corner block
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square corner block / anything that acts as a corner block but is not the normal shape
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reveal
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forcing the idea of depth
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mullion
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horizontal pieces of wood on windows
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muntins
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vertical pieces of wood on windows
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light
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breaks in windows / doors that can be seen through
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masonite
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more expensive nice finishing material
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plywood is ____ thick
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3/4"
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toggles are every ___ on platforms
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2'
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The shortest available platform is
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4' - 1/4"
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at ____ you must use bolts for platforms
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18"
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masonite is ____ thick
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1/4"
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casters
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wheels
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moving platform
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wagon
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typical stair
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8"
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typical platform
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4x8
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stock
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materials already in stock
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Leg-A-Matic
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metal corner piece that holds a leg to a platform & is extremely structural
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order of building / cutting flats
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1) rails
2) stiles 3) toggles |
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Arranged Marriage
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when flats are constructed that pull the weight in rather than down
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Stonehenge
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when flats are constructed that push weight down structurally
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Order of making a flat
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1) rails
2) rails 3) toggles 4) window stiles 5) toggle under window 6) toggle over window |
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sweep
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arced surface that creates roundness
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sweeps are cut with...
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band saw
saber saw jigsaw |
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jam
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reveal for a door
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profile
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sweep / any wood cut into a shape to look like something
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still iron
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prevents pinching on a flat with a door
needs to be taken into account when building a flat |
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dependent
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depends on the wall being there for it to exist, built separately
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independent
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everything is already connected & does no need the flat in order to exist, ready to install
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cut carriage
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cut stringer to outline stairs
completely underneath |
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carriage / stringer
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plywood cut to support stairs
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tread
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the part you tread upon
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facing / rise
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closed in part
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closed carriage
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uncut stringer, stringers have a clean to hold up tread. completely exterior
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open face
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when facing does not exists
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cleat
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block used to help support tread
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trestle method
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ghetto
uses 2 blocks for carriage, legs to hold them up & cross boards to strcutralize |
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strings should be...
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every 4 feet with 2x
every 2 feat with 3/4" plywood |
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push stick
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pushes in lumber past where it is safe to put your hand
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casing
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outside of a sash / shutter
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shutter
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door
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sash
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window
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plywood is ____ thick
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3/4"
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scab joint
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using a scab to hold two pieces of wood together
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butt joint
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butting two pieces of wood together at the ends & using a nail / screw to hold them together
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lap joint
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when two pieces of wood are over lapped & held together using a nail / screw
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half lap
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using a lap joint where the ends of the wood are partially cut off to make the ends flush
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all east coast flats measure ...
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2 1/2"
3 1/2" |
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jack
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a piece of wood used in the back of a flat to increase stability
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in order to use casters you need...
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caster plates
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chicken wire is...
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GHETTO SCENERY
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section
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when you figuratively would cut something in half to see what it would like from several intervals
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center line section
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cut a piece of scenery figuratively in half from the center
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bendy board
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lumber that bends in one direction
AND ONLY ONE DIRECTION |
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column bend
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when bendy board is bent in the long direction, like a hot dog.
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Barrel bend
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when bendy board is bent in the short direction, like a hamburger
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you must use a ... to connect a board to a column
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toe nail
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Parts of a lighting system
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Instrument
Distribution Dimming Control |
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Parts of Instrumentation
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Spots
Washes Floods |
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spots are used for...
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specific lighting
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shutters (lights)
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allow to shape the light
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bench focus
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moves the lamp to adjust the quality of light
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"run the barrel"
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adjusting the light
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gate (lighting)
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slot that allows you to set bigger accessories
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gobo slot is typically located
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behind the shutters
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ERS
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Ellipsoidal Reflector Spotlight
6x9. 6x12, 6x16, 6x22 baaaaaad for heat old school |
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Source Four
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Modern version of ERS
contains Gate & gobo slot lamp housing |
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lamp housing
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where the lamp resides
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Selecon Pacific
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Has heat sync
cold mirror technology plastic barrel great light control one lens |
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variable focus
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when a lens can be changed independently
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Selecon Acclaim Axial
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Has heat sync, bench focus
smaller than Pacific produces yellow light |
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washes
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include: fersnels, Parcans (PAR)
used for generic area light no shutters grided lenses barn doors cannot shape light |
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barn doors
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close washes
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fersnel
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have a little ripple to diffuse light, as well as a round part
Focus knob Spherical reflector lamp sits upright HOOOOOOT |
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flooding
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making lighting broader
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spotting
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making lighting narrower
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Par Can
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no lens, built into par lamp
lamp can rotate produces an oval beam Parabolic reflrector |
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Source Four PAR
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4 interchangeable, rotatable lenses
oval beam parabolic reflector |
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floods
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include far cyes, scoops, and strip lights
vast color wash LOSE CONTROL, BB. |
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lamp
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DOUGHNUT FUCKING TOUCH ME
light bulb |
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2P&G
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2 pints and a ground
kind of connector longer plug = ground isolated plug = heat |
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other connectors besides 2P&G
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twish lock
Edison connector |
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Gel companies
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Rosco
Gam Lee Apollo (AKA shit) |
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Safety Cable
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needed for everything from hanging in the air
made out of air craft cable nico sleeve caribeener |
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Distribution
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connects instrument to the dimming
basically all cabling |
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3 kinds of raceways
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jumper cables
socapex in-wall electrical runs |
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socapex
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19 pints on each end, 6 babies out the other
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dimmer racks
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hardwired to the building
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dimmer packs
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transportable
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intelligent raceways
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have dimmers built him
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dimming
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need to be controled
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control
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the lighting console
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