PPT-Production Stage Roles Director

Must have Artistic vision A good understanding of scripting camerawork and editing Good leadership abilities The ability to be demanding but not bossy The ability to cooperate with and inspire . (Artistic Director/Librettist/Stage Director) has worked with Opera for the Young since 1992 in various capacities: singer, board member, librettist, stage director, company manager and, since 1996, Ventura Unified School District. CASBO Conference April 4, 2013 (HR12. ). 1. MERIT SYSTEMS. These materials have been prepared by the CASBO . Human Resources . Professional Council (or CASBO Associate Member). They have not been reviewed by State CASBO for approval, so therefore are not an official statement of CASBO. Patterson, STAGE DIRECTING. Step 3 . Stage Configurations. Stage Configurations. Thrust Stage. Stage configurations. Alley Stage. Lone Star. Found Stages. Any space originally intended for some other use reconfigured for a play such as…. Theatre Hierarchy. Positions. Definitions. Types of Stages. Stage Directions. Director. Stage . Manager. Asst. . Director. Actors. Technical . Director. Publicity . Manager. Box Office. Manager. House. THE JOB DESCRIPTION. Stage managers . coordinate all aspects of a theatre company to ensure the successful delivery of the performance. In order to do this, they must have excellent people management skills.. PMD 1 . Stage Manager. The stage manager is responsible for all stage elements in a show. . The role of the stage manager is especially important to the director in rehearsals. Here the director and the stage manager work side by side, with the stage manager recording the director's decisions about blocking and notes for the actors, keeping track of logistical and scheduling details and communicating what goes on in rehearsals to the rest of the team. This enables the director to concentrate his or her full attention on directing.. Exploration. THE LANGUAGE OF THEATRE. Blocking: Coordination of actors’ movements on stage. . Conventions: The generally accepted practices of theatre that affect time, setting, visual elements (such as scenery and props), genre, and style.. Identify key job roles and responsibilities in the film . industry . Describe the structure and interrelationships of the production department . Structure and interrelationships in the production department. Stage Directing. CASTING: The Ideal and the Real. (Step Four). Overview. The director must know what qualities are basic for each role well before the casting session. Once you have made casting decisions, you have also made significant interpretative decisions about the outward appearance of the character as well as about the actor’s emotional availability to create the character you have envisioned. Casting can also have positive or negative effects on the ease and pleasure of the rehearsal process. The director must be prepared to efficiently manage the casting process and be considerate of the actors before, during and after auditions.. tackiness. Film. . genre. Epic. 2. . What. . probably. . caused. . the. . industry. to . gradually. move to Hollywood?. 3. . What. . relation. is . there. . between. . the. . movie. . industry. Stage. Budget. Literary Merit. Entertainment. Appropriate for Age of Performers. Terms: . Director: person in charge of the artistic production of a play.. Copyright: the registration of ownership of a literary or musical work.. Outline . The Production Cycle. - Different stages of production. - Responsibilities of team . Production Team. - Who they are. - What they do. 3 Phase of Production . Pre-Production. Week 7. [Part . 1. ]. Introduction to Theatre. College of the Desert. What is a Director?. Directing is still a relatively new phenomenon – late 19th, early 20th century . – and is . still . developing. THE PERFORMANCE A. Each entrant will be allocated forty-five (45) minutes to be divided up among the following: (1) setting up (2) running or playing the show including an optional curtain call, an