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Humanidades SAT - Artes Escénicas y Medios

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con las artes escénicas y los medios, como "repertorio", "exponer", "utilería", etc., que necesitarás para superar tus SATs.

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SAT Vocabulary for Humanities
screenwriter
screenwriter
[Sustantivo]

a person whose job is to write scripts for movies, TV series, etc.

guionista

guionista

Ex: The screenwriter's adaptation of the novel impressed critics and audiences alike. 

La adaptación del guionista de la novela impresionó a críticos y público por igual.

script
script
[Sustantivo]

the written text containing the words and often directions for a movie, play, broadcast, or similar production

guion, texto

guion, texto

Ex: Michael left his script in the dressing room before rehearsal. 
act
act
[Sustantivo]

a main part of a play, opera, or ballet

acto

acto

Ex: The final act of the ballet featured an impressive display of choreography. 
prop
prop
[Sustantivo]

an object used as part of a theatrical, film, or other staged performance

accesorio, utilería

accesorio, utilería

Ex: A realistic rubber knife was used as a prop in the movie. 
post-production
post-production
[Sustantivo]

the stage in filmmaking that involves editing, adding special effects, and other activities that occur after principal photography is completed

postproducción, post-producción

postproducción, post-producción

to debut
to debut
[Verbo]

to present, perform, or introduce someone or something to the public for the first time

debutar,  estrenar

debutar, estrenar

Ex: The museum will debut a newly restored painting next month. 
to dramatize

to turn a book, story, or an event into a movie or play

dramatizar

dramatizar

Ex: The acclaimed director was hired to dramatize the bestselling novel into a blockbuster film. 
repertoire
repertoire
[Sustantivo]

a stock of plays, songs, dances, etc. that a company or a performer is prepared to perform

repertorio

repertorio

Ex: The rock band expanded their repertoire with each album, exploring new genres and pushing the boundaries of their musical style. 

La banda de rock amplió su repertorio con cada álbum, explorando nuevos géneros y llevando al límite su estilo musical.

auditorium
auditorium
[Sustantivo]

a large building or hall where people are gathered to attend a concert, public speech, play, etc.

auditorio

auditorio

Ex: The auditorium filled quickly as the keynote speaker was about to begin. 

El auditorio se llenó rápidamente cuando el orador principal estaba a punto de comenzar.

amphitheater
amphitheater
[Sustantivo]

a venue featuring a central stage surrounded by rising tiers of seating, providing unobstructed views for the audience and enhancing the acoustics for performances

anfiteatro, arena

anfiteatro, arena

streaming service
streaming service
[Sustantivo]

a platform or service that allows users to stream and access a wide range of audio, video, or other media content over the Internet

servicio de transmisión, plataforma de streaming

servicio de transmisión, plataforma de streaming

Ex: Many people prefer streaming services over traditional TV because of the convenience. 

Mucha gente prefiere los servicios de streaming a la televisión tradicional por la comodidad.

webinar
webinar
[Sustantivo]

a seminar conducted over the internet

webinario, seminario web

webinario, seminario web

Ex: You need to register in advance to join the webinar. 

Necesitas registrarte con anticipación para unirte al webinario.

broadcast
broadcast
[Sustantivo]

the transmission of audio or video content to a large audience by radio, television, or similar media

emisión,  transmisión

emisión, transmisión

Ex: The station began its morning broadcast at six o'clock. 
expose
expose
[Sustantivo]

a detailed, often investigative report that uncovers hidden or scandalous aspects of a person, organization, or situation, frequently highlighting unethical or illegal activity

revelación, investigación

revelación, investigación

Ex: The television expose revealed unsafe working conditions. 
coverage
coverage
[Sustantivo]

the reporting of a particular event or subject by newspapers, television, radio, or other media

cobertura informativa

cobertura informativa

Ex: The scandal attracted international press coverage. 
periodical
periodical
[Sustantivo]

a publication, especially about a technical subject, that is produced regularly

publicación periódica, revista

publicación periódica, revista

Ex: The university's periodical collection covers a diverse range of academic disciplines, providing valuable resources for students and researchers. 
publicity
publicity
[Sustantivo]

information or activities intended to attract public attention to a person, product, event, or cause

publicidad,  promoción

publicidad, promoción

Ex: The company launched a publicity campaign before introducing the product. 
investigative journalism

the practice of conducting thorough investigations to uncover and report on significant stories that often involve wrongdoing, corruption, or abuse of power

periodismo de investigación, investigación periodística

periodismo de investigación, investigación periodística

Ex: Through investigative journalism, the reporter exposed the environmental damage caused by illegal dumping. 

A través del periodismo de investigación, el reportero expuso el daño ambiental causado por los vertidos ilegales.

sensationalistic

provoking a strong reaction or interest rather than providing balanced or accurate information

sensacionalista

sensacionalista

Ex: The documentary was accused of being sensationalistic, focusing more on dramatic reenactments than factual exploration. 

El documental fue acusado de ser sensacionalista, centrándose más en recreaciones dramáticas que en la exploración factual.

to choreograph

to create a sequence of dance steps, often set to music, for a performance or production

coreografiar

coreografiar

Ex: The professional choreographed the intricate dance sequence for the music video. 

El profesional coreografió la intrincada secuencia de baile para el video musical.

ballroom
ballroom
[Sustantivo]

an extremely large room that is primarily used for formal dancing

salón de baile

salón de baile

to reprise
to reprise
[Verbo]

to repeat or perform again, especially a musical or theatrical piece

repetir,  volver a interpretar

repetir, volver a interpretar

Ex: They reprised the chorus for the encore performance. 

Ellos repitieron el coro para el bis.

backdrop
backdrop
[Sustantivo]

a piece of painted cloth that is hung at the back of a theater stage as part of the scenery

telón de fondo

telón de fondo

Ex: She painted the backdrop by hand, adding intricate details to create the illusion of a bustling cityscape. 
piece
piece
[Sustantivo]

a work of art or literature created for expression or presentation

pieza

pieza

Ex: Critics reviewed her latest piece favorably. 
voice actor
voice actor
[Sustantivo]

a performer who provides voices for animated characters, video games, dubbing, or audio productions

actor de doblaje,  actor de voz

actor de doblaje, actor de voz

Ex: The voice actor performed multiple roles in the same cartoon series. 
stage direction
stage direction
[Sustantivo]

a text in the script of a play, giving an instruction regarding the movement, position, etc. of actors

acotación

acotación

Ex: During rehearsal, the actors practiced the intricate choreography as per the stage direction. 

Durante el ensayo, los actores practicaron la intrincada coreografía según las direcciones escénicas.

premiere
premiere
[Sustantivo]

the first public performance, showing, or broadcast of a play, film, television program, or other work

estreno, premiere

estreno, premiere

Ex: The actors walked the red carpet before the movie premiere. 
adaptation
adaptation
[Sustantivo]

a movie, TV program, etc. that is based on a book or play

adaptación

adaptación

Ex: Hollywood has produced countless adaptations of literary works, bringing beloved stories to life on the silver screen. 

Hollywood ha producido innumerables adaptaciones de obras literarias, dando vida a historias queridas en la pantalla grande.

farce
farce
[Sustantivo]

a play or movie that uses exaggerated humor, absurd situations, and improbable events to entertain

farsa

farsa

Ex: The classic farce relied on slapstick humor and mistaken identities. 

La farsa clásica se basaba en el humor slapstick y las identidades equivocadas.

ensemble
ensemble
[Sustantivo]

a chorus or group of dancers in a ballet company

conjunto, grupo

conjunto, grupo

Ex: The director praised the ensemble for their precise timing. 

El director elogió el conjunto por su sincronización precisa.

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