Questions and Answers
The lighting operator always powers down the equipment immediately after a performance ends.
False
The encore is an additional performance that requires specific lighting adjustments.
True
House lights are turned on before the audience leaves a theatre.
True
Lighting equipment is packed away immediately after every performance.
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The stage manager or venue management typically initiates the powering down of equipment during ongoing performances.
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Litter around the lighting desk is cleaned up before the documentation is filed away.
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In a one-off production, the lighting equipment must be powered down before the event managers give the okay to start disassembly.
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The lighting operator does not need a cue sheet for the 'encore'.
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The performance can continue without lighting adjustments if the audience is satisfied.
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The power-up stages for the lighting equipment occur before each performance.
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Study Notes
Performance Concluding Procedures
- The end of a performance requires specific steps to wind down operations.
- Documentation related to the performance is secured.
- Cleaning includes tidying the area around the lighting desk.
- Powering down equipment is essential at the conclusion of the event.
Encore Considerations
- In a theatre or concert, performances may include an ‘encore’ where the audience encourages additional acts.
- The lighting operator prepares for encores by dimming stage lights and adjusting setup for the return of performers.
House Lighting Transition
- As the performance concludes, the lighting operator gradually raises house lights signaling the audience to exit.
- Equipment powering down occurs after the theatre is empty, transitioning to facility lighting.
Long-term Equipment Management
- During scheduled productions, equipment remains in place but is powered down until the next performance.
- The stage manager or venue management typically oversees the powering down of equipment during ongoing events.
One-off Production Protocols
- For single-event productions, production managers authorize the disassembly of lighting equipment once the event is completed.
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This quiz focuses on the essential steps required to properly wind down lighting systems after a performance in a theatre or concert setting. Participants will learn about equipment management, documentation, and cleanliness in the lighting area. It emphasizes the importance of systematic shutdown for future performances.
