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When a beam of light is aimed at a particular area on the stage, it is said to be a. focused. b. "choreographed." c. down lit. d. composed?
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When a beam of light is aimed at a particular area on the stage, it is said to be

a. focused.
b. "choreographed."
c. down lit.
d. composed?

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A beam of light aimed at a particular area is known as focused. The focused beam is concentrated in one area and not disbursed like other lights there to set mood, but instead to give focus to one individual or group on stage.
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