Roles and Responsibilities This is work that we
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slide1. Roles and Responsibilities
This is work that we started in lessons and this is the first piece of work that you need to finish.
Remember the role is the job title and the responsibilities are the things they need to do in that job.
Create a mind map or notes or even a film (be creative and do something that will help you remember) showing the roles and responsibilities of people who work in the performing arts industry.
Be specific avoid things like: actor – to entertain and perform. Something like : actor – to work with the director to realise the creative vision, to attend rehearsals, prepare their character, learn lines and movement.
On the next slide is a list of roles for you to research. Make sure you all do the yellow ones and if your target grade is a merit or distinction do them all and any others I might have left out.
When you have finished your research write a quiz and share it on team so that we can all test our knowledge. Try to make it between 10 and 20 questions. For example:
What role is this?
A ________  is in charge of the creative vision of a production. Their goal is to bring out the best performance from the performers. A __________also oversees creative choices on set, costume, and design though those decisions are made in conjunction with the other creatives involved. Answer: director<br>
slide2. Performing
actor
dancer
musical theatre performer
stand up comedian
puppeteer
magician
singer
rap artist
musician
circus performer
physical theatre performer
storyteller
performance poet Production
Director
Set designer
Set construction
costume designer
WardrobeÂ
Makeup including hair
Props, masks and puppets – maker
Lighting designer
Lighting technician
Sound / special effects designer
Sound engineer
Stage management:
stage manager,
deputy stage manager (DSM)
assistant stage manager (ASM
Playwright
Lyricist
Composer
Musical director
Choreographer
Film producer
Animator
Chaperone
Producer
Rehearsal musicians (repetiteur) Front of House
Front of house manager
Marketing
Publicity
Merchandise sales team
Box office manger
Box office staff
Ushers
Catering teams/bar staff Administration
Artistic director
Agents
Financial manager
Education officer
Theatre manager/venue manager
Legal teams/ contract negotiators
Business manager
Pas
Unions e.g Equity https://slideplayer.com/slide/8318553/ https://www.thelittletheatre.net/the-role-of-the-deputy-stage-manager/ https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/theatre-stage-manager https://getintotheatre.org/blog/what-does-a-deputy-stage-manager-do-in-theatre https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zhx3pg8/revision/1<br>
slide3. Different stage types. Find pictures of different stage types, label them and turn these into revision cards.
BBC bitesize will really help you:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z26bjxs/revision/3 Research and remember<br>
This is work that we started in lessons and this is the first piece of work that you need to finish.
Remember the role is the job title and the responsibilities are the things they need to do in that job.
Create a mind map or notes or even a film (be creative and do something that will help you remember) showing the roles and responsibilities of people who work in the performing arts industry.
Be specific avoid things like: actor – to entertain and perform. Something like : actor – to work with the director to realise the creative vision, to attend rehearsals, prepare their character, learn lines and movement.
On the next slide is a list of roles for you to research. Make sure you all do the yellow ones and if your target grade is a merit or distinction do them all and any others I might have left out.
When you have finished your research write a quiz and share it on team so that we can all test our knowledge. Try to make it between 10 and 20 questions. For example:
What role is this?
A ________  is in charge of the creative vision of a production. Their goal is to bring out the best performance from the performers. A __________also oversees creative choices on set, costume, and design though those decisions are made in conjunction with the other creatives involved. Answer: director<br>
slide2. Performing
actor
dancer
musical theatre performer
stand up comedian
puppeteer
magician
singer
rap artist
musician
circus performer
physical theatre performer
storyteller
performance poet Production
Director
Set designer
Set construction
costume designer
WardrobeÂ
Makeup including hair
Props, masks and puppets – maker
Lighting designer
Lighting technician
Sound / special effects designer
Sound engineer
Stage management:
stage manager,
deputy stage manager (DSM)
assistant stage manager (ASM
Playwright
Lyricist
Composer
Musical director
Choreographer
Film producer
Animator
Chaperone
Producer
Rehearsal musicians (repetiteur) Front of House
Front of house manager
Marketing
Publicity
Merchandise sales team
Box office manger
Box office staff
Ushers
Catering teams/bar staff Administration
Artistic director
Agents
Financial manager
Education officer
Theatre manager/venue manager
Legal teams/ contract negotiators
Business manager
Pas
Unions e.g Equity https://slideplayer.com/slide/8318553/ https://www.thelittletheatre.net/the-role-of-the-deputy-stage-manager/ https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/theatre-stage-manager https://getintotheatre.org/blog/what-does-a-deputy-stage-manager-do-in-theatre https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zhx3pg8/revision/1<br>
slide3. Different stage types. Find pictures of different stage types, label them and turn these into revision cards.
BBC bitesize will really help you:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z26bjxs/revision/3 Research and remember<br>