Though widely used in the past for design renderings, traditional drafting tools such as pencils, T-squares, and scale rules have been made all but obsolete by the use of computers.

Flexible stages pose the greatest problem to the creation of effective stage images because: a. several scenes may proceed simultaneously in various parts of a space shared by spectators and performers

b. it creates visual messages, planned or not. c. it is difficult to see performers when they stand in groups. d. the focal point of the scene dissolves before the audience.

Since the Italian film industry had long mastered postsynchronization for dubbing foreign movies, crews in Neorealist films could shoot on location and dub in dialogue later.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)