Job Description
Everyone in class working on the senior show will choose a production aspect (a job) to focus on.
Production aspects include (but are not limited to):
Production aspects include (but are not limited to):
- Director
- Stage Manager (and assistant stage manager)
- Lighting Designer
- Costume Designer
- Scenic Designer
- Technical Director
- Properties (props) Designer
- Publicity Designer
- Sound Designer (if your show requires sound)
- Dramaturg
- Fundraising Chair (if your cast wants to fundraise over and above your budget)
- Music Head (if you are including any live music, singing moment in your show)
Research your chosen job, talk with your mentor, and create with job description. This should include the roles and responsibilities of this job in the professional world of theatre, as well as how you plan to carry out this job in your own production.
NOTE: This job description should include some research on how what the responsibilities of the job might be in the field (don't worry about MLA or APA documentation), as well as how you intend to do the job for this show.
Attached below is a sample job description from a previous student that is a good starting point.
NOTE: This job description should include some research on how what the responsibilities of the job might be in the field (don't worry about MLA or APA documentation), as well as how you intend to do the job for this show.
Attached below is a sample job description from a previous student that is a good starting point.
| jobdescription.pdf |