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Ballet Productions Behind the Scenes
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Set Designer
Designs the physical environment where the ballet takes place, creating the mood and period of the piece.
Lighting Designer
Designs the lighting scheme to enhance the mood, highlight dancers, and shift audience focus throughout the performance.
Choreographer
Responsible for creating dance routines and movements, ensuring they align with the musical score and narrative.
Costume Designer
Creates costumes that reflect the time period and style of the ballet while allowing for dancer mobility.
Orchestra Pit Manager
Organizes the spatial and technical needs of the orchestra, overseeing the musicians' setup and coordination.
Principal Dancer
Takes on the lead roles, exhibiting a high level of technical skill and artistry, often considered the face of the company.
Corps de Ballet
The group of dancers who perform as a unit, creating the background scenes and supporting the principals.
Sound Engineer
Responsible for the audio elements of the production, managing microphone placements and sound levels.
Stage Manager
Coordinates all elements of the performance live, calling cues and ensuring the production runs smoothly.
Make-up Artist
Responsible for applying makeup to performers so they are stage-ready and their expressions are visible to the audience.
Technical Director
Oversees the technical aspects of the production, including set construction, lighting, and sound.
Production Manager
Oversees the overall logistical elements of the production, managing budget, schedule, and coordinating between departments.
Prop Master
Creates and manages props used in the production, ensuring they are functional and safe for the performers.
Company Manager
Handles administrative duties for the dance company, including contracts, travel arrangements, and scheduling.
Music Director
Leads the orchestra or musical ensemble, ensuring the music is in harmony with the performance.
Wig Master
Creates and maintains wigs and hairpieces that match the style and period of the ballet to complete character looks.
Dance Captain
Serves as a liaison between the choreographer and dancers, making sure all movements and formations are precise.
Soloist
Takes on the secondary lead roles, exhibiting strong technical abilities and often transitioning to principal roles.
Ballet Shoe Coordinator
Manages the dancers' footwear, ensuring shoes are properly fitted, prepared, and maintained.
Ballet Mistress/Master
Responsible for maintaining the integrity of the choreography, training the dancers, and rehearsing the ballet's repertoires.
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