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Theatrical Production Roles
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Producer
Oversees all aspects of a production from the business end; manages budgets, secures funding, and handles contracts.
Set Designer
Designs the physical surroundings in which the action will take place; creates models and plans for the scenic construction.
Props Master
In charge of finding, creating, and managing all props used in a production; ensures they are accurate and functioning.
Sound Designer
Creates the auditory soundscape, including sound effects and musical cues; may also manage live sound during shows.
Makeup Artist
Designs and applies makeup to performers to enhance or alter their appearance according to the requirements of the characters.
Scenic Artist
Paints the set under the guidance of the set designer; creates textures and finishes that represent different surfaces and materials.
Director
Responsible for the overall creative vision of a production; oversees the artistic aspects; guides actors' performances.
Costume Designer
Creates wardrobe for the characters; collaborates with the director to ensure costumes reflect the characterization and setting.
Playwright
Writes the script including dialogue and stage directions; may also revise the script based on feedback.
Lighting Designer
Plans and executes the lighting for a production; creates the mood, time of day, and focus on stage.
Box Office Manager
Handles sales, distribution, and management of tickets; manages the box office staff and financial transactions.
Musical Director
Oversees all musical aspects of a production, including vocal coaching and conducting the orchestra or musicians.
Technical Director
Oversees the technical crews and equipment; ensures the design team's visions are realized safely and effectively.
Follow Spot Operator
Operates spotlight equipment to highlight performers during a production; follows cues to ensure proper timing and placement of light.
Stage Manager
Coordinates all aspects of the performance; runs rehearsals, oversees the crew, and calls cues during performances.
Dramaturg
Provides historical context, research, and advice on the script; assists the director in achieving thematic accuracy and depth.
Front of House Manager
Responsible for the audience's comfort and safety; manages ushers and deals with any seating or facility issues.
Choreographer
Designs and teaches the dance or movement sequences within the production; works with performers to ensure accurate execution.
Casting Director
Organizes and oversees the audition process; collaborates with the director to select actors suitable for each role.
Fly Crew Member
Operates the fly system to move scenery, drops, and sometimes people; ensures cues are executed safely and accurately.
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