Fans Stereo systems Checks and maintains all lighting instruments for safety and reliability. Checks and maintains all power cables for safety and reliability. Maintains safe and neat storage of all instruments and other equipment when not in use. Maintains an inventory of lamps for all instruments. Works with the Technical Director and the Master Carpenter to coordinate work on stage for the benefit of all. Performs light check during the run of a show one and one half hours before curtain time and one hour before the house is to open. Notifies the Stage Manager upon completion of the pre-show light check. Notifies the Stage Manager immediately if there are any problems at light check Fixes any problems and notifies Stage Manager upon completion. Notifies Stage Manager of any problems with lighting during the performance so that it might be noted on the Stage Production Report. Manager’s Runs light board during the performance. Rigs and wires any special effects that need electricity including but not limited to: Flash pots Smoke/Fog machines Pyrotechnics (Loading by the TD or his representative only) Neon Lights (ie signs) Motors and motorized equipment Is responsible for striking all practicals before set crew begins to strike the set. (all lamps etc. to be turned over to props for storage) Is responsible for the striking and storage of all lighting instruments and cables not left hanging when the production ends. Is responsible for striking and storage of all special effects that deal with electricity (see previous list) Is responsible for rigging backstage work lights for performance and gelling the same. Is responsible for rigging any backstage work lights needed for building or striking the set (i.e. stand lights) Master Carpenter and Set Crew Duties and Responsibilities Tape out the set on rehearsal space floor before rehearsals for the play begin. Leg up all platforming and risers for the stage area. Lay out all soft, hard, or movie flats and other scenic units. Build all flats and scenic units. Erect all flats and scenic units onstage. Coordinates with the Technical Director and the Stage Manager so that construction onstage does not interfere with rehearsals or performances. The Master Carpenter assigns set building crew to specific tasks, and supervises the same, to include but not limited to: Loading, unloading, moving, or storing materials. Loading, unloading, moving, or storing set scenic pieces. Cleaning up stage or backstage. Cleaning up in the shop.
Fans Stereo systems Checks and maintains all lighting instruments for safety and reliability. Checks and maintains all power cables for safety and reliability. Maintains safe and neat storage of all instruments and other equipment when not in use. Maintains an inventory of lamps for all instruments. Works with the Technical Director and the Master Carpenter to coordinate work on stage for the benefit of all. Performs light check during the run of a show one and one half hours before curtain time and one hour before the house is to open. Notifies the Stage Manager upon completion of the pre-show light check. Notifies the Stage Manager immediately if there are any problems at light check Fixes any problems and notifies Stage Manager upon completion. Notifies Stage Manager of any problems with lighting during the performance so that it might be noted on the Stage Manager’s Production Report. Runs light board during the performance. Rigs and wires any special effects that need electricity including but not limited to: Flash pots Smoke/Fog machines Pyrotechnics (Loading by the TD or his representative only) Neon Lights (ie signs) Motors and motorized equipment Is responsible for striking all practicals before set crew begins to strike the set. (all lamps etc. to be turned over to props for storage) Is responsible for the striking and storage of all lighting instruments and cables not left hanging when the production ends. Is responsible for striking and storage of all special effects that deal with electricity (see previous list) Is responsible for rigging backstage work lights for performance and gelling the same. Is responsible for rigging any backstage work lights needed for building or striking the set (i.e. stand lights) Master Carpenter and Set Crew Duties and Responsibilities Tape out the set on rehearsal space floor before rehearsals for the play begin. Leg up all platforming and risers for the stage area. Lay out all soft, hard, or movie flats and other scenic units. Build all flats and scenic units. Erect all flats and scenic units onstage. Coordinates with the Technical Director and the Stage Manager so that construction onstage does not interfere with rehearsals or performances. The Master Carpenter assigns set building crew to specific tasks, and supervises the same, to include but not limited to: Loading, unloading, moving, or storing materials. Loading, unloading, moving, or storing set scenic pieces. Cleaning up stage or backstage. Cleaning up in the shop.
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