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Who’s Who In The Theatre Producer or Board of Directors Ultimate Authority Secures the rights and financial backing for the production Producers “Broadway” Board of Directors “Regional Theatre” Managing Director Handles business functions of theatre Contracts Fund raising Ticket sales Box office management Development Education Outreach Publicity Marketing Artistic Director Handles artistic functions of theatre Hires directors, designers and actors Oversees progress of play Playwright Creates and develops the written script May be involved with production with initial public performance Helps director understand plot and characters Director Oversees the overall vision of the production Coordinates the work of actors, designers and crews Responsible with creative interpretation of the play Production Manager Oversees Helps Technical Staff create rehearsal and performance schedules Run Production Meetings Stage Manager MAKES THINGS RUN SMOOTHLY Assists the Director during rehearsal Records all blocking during rehearsals Responsible for all backstage activity once the show opens “Calls” the show during performance Running Crew Responsible for the moving of scenery and props during a show Works under the direct supervision of the Stage Manager Scenic Designer Responsible for visual appearance of the scenery and props Creates draftings, models, and renderings Works with other designers to create a unified show, as does all other designers Technical Director Adapts Scenic Designs into working drawings Oversees Carpenters, Painters, and Electricians Ensures the safety of all technical elements on stage and off Master Carpenter Supervises Carpenters during the construction of the set Responsible for the construction, mounting, and rigging of scenery Property Master Oversees the construction of all Props Works under the artistic supervision of the Scenic Designer Oversees Prop Crew Property Crew Constructs or acquires all props for a show Responsible for maintaining and placing props during the running of the show Scenic Artist Responsible for painting the scenery Must work with a variety of media and styles Oversees Paint Crew Paint Crew Paints the set and sometimes the props Must be knowledgeable of many painting processes and techniques Costume Designer Responsible for the visual appearance of the actors Clothes Jewelry Wigs Makeup Other Accessories Provides sketches and fabric swatches to Costume Shop Costume Shop Manager Interprets Costume sketches into costume patterns Oversees Costume Shop Must be adept at a variety of special clothing, millinery, and wig-making Costume Construction Crew Responsible costumes Pattern maker Cutter Stitcher Milliner Cobbler Wigmaker for constructing Lighting Designer Responsible for visual appearance of the lighting on and off stage Drafts the lighting design Responsible for most all electrical elements on stage Master Electrician Implements the Lighting Design Supervise all electrical crews who hang, focus, and run the lighting equipment Sound Designer Responsible for all sound effects during the show Newest design field in theatre Sound Crew Responsible for actual recording, editing, and playback of any sounds Running any Sound Reinforcement during the show
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