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Production
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A theatrical producer is a person who oversees
all aspects of mounting a theatre production.
The producer manages the overall financial
and managerial functions of a production or
venue, raises or provides financial backing, and
hires personnel for creative positions (writer,
director, designers, composer, choreographer—
and in some cases, performers).
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A theatre director or stage director is a
director/instructor in the theatre field who
oversees and orchestrates the mounting of a
theatre production (a play, an opera, a musical,
or a devised piece of work) by unifying various
endeavours and aspects of production.
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A playwright, also known as a dramatist, is a
person who writes dramatic literature or
drama.
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Scenic design (also known
as scenography, stage design, set
design orproduction design) is the creation
of theatrical, as well
as film or television scenery.
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A theatre lighting designer (or LD) works with
the director, choreographer,set
designer, costume designer, and sound
designer to create the lighting, atmosphere, and
time of day for the production in response to
the text, while keeping in mind issues of
visibility, safety, and cost.
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A costume designer is a person who
designs costumes for a film or stageproduction.
The role of the costume designer is to create the
characters and balance the scenes with texture
and color, etc.
Three ways to design costumes:
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Buy
Alter
Make from scratch
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Sound design is the process of specifying,
acquiring, manipulating or generating audio
elements. It is employed in a variety of
disciplines including filmmaking, television
production, theatre, sound recording and
reproduction, live performance,sound art, postproduction, and video game software
development.
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Theatrical production management is a subdivision of stagecraft. The production
management team (consisting of a production
manager and any number of assistants) is
responsible for realizing the visions of
the producer and
the directoror choreographer within constraints
of technical possibility.
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The Technical Director (TD) or Technical
Manager (TM) is usually a senior technical
person within
a software company,engineering firm, film stu
dio, theatrical company or television studio.
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Show control is the use
of automation technology to link together and
operate multipleentertainment control systems
in a coordinated manner.
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A theatrical technician, (variably known as
a tech, techie, technician, theatre
tech or theatre technician) is a person who
operates technical equipment and systems in
the Performing arts and Entertainment
industry.
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Choreography is the art of
designing sequences of movements in
which motion, form, or both are specified.
Choreography may also refer to
the design itself. The
word choreography literally means "dancewriting" from the Greek words "χορεία"