stage effect (Meaning)

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stage effect (n)

a special effect created on the stage

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The stage effect of the lighting created an ethereal atmosphere that transported the audience to a different realm.
The sound effects and music worked together seamlessly, enhancing the stage effect and immersing the viewers in the story.
The costuming and props contributed significantly to the overall stage effect, adding depth and authenticity to the production.
The minimal stage effects were intentionally used to emphasize the characters' emotions and inner conflicts.
The use of projections and digital technology created a visually stunning stage effect that left a lasting impression on the audience.
The actors' physical movements and choreography were carefully controlled to achieve a specific stage effect that conveyed the character's motivations and struggles.
The stage effect of the fog and smoke created a sense of mystery and anticipation, drawing the audience into the unfolding events.
The sudden lighting change served as a powerful stage effect that signaled a pivotal moment in the plot.
The use of live animals on stage created a unique stage effect that both fascinated and horrified the audience.
The stage effect of a rotating set allowed for seamless transitions between scenes, maintaining the flow and pace of the performance.

a special effect created on the stage

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The stage effect of the lighting created an ethereal atmosphere that transported the audience to a different realm.

The sound effects and music worked together seamlessly, enhancing the stage effect and immersing the viewers in the story.

The costuming and props contributed significantly to the overall stage effect, adding depth and authenticity to the production.

The minimal stage effects were intentionally used to emphasize the characters' emotions and inner conflicts.