An Audio Book documents which of the following?

• A. The microphones and physical lines that will bring signal into the console
• B. The lighting design for the stage
• C. The rehearsal schedule
• D. The camera shot list

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that a production book collects the design decisions and plans that guide a show, including how lighting is configured and used throughout the performance. The lighting design needs to be documented so the lighting crew knows where lights are placed, what colors and intensities to use, and when cues should fire. This keeps the look of the production consistent from night to night and coordinates with sound, set, and action.

The other items live in different areas: where microphones and signal routing are described in the sound plot and technical diagrams; the rehearsal schedule is part of the production schedule or call sheets; and camera shot lists belong to a film or video production workflow, not a stage lighting plan.