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Upstage
Also known as US.
The area or direction farther from the audience on a conventional stage.
In practice
The historical rake-based origin is commonly taught, but modern use is simply a spatial convention; upstage movement can also alter sightlines and focus.
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Sources
- E-learning glossary · ScreenSkills
Educational reference only. Requirements vary by jurisdiction, employer, venue, and production context.