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... Making this happen is no easy task; the technical production team has the responsibility for this. ... The technical team cannot afford to make mistakes because there is not enough time to fix them. ...
There are several duties that the technical team is responsible to carry on. For instance, some of the duties are: Carpenter, Lighting, Technician/Operator, Make-Up Artist, Props, Scenic Painter, Sound Technician, Stage Manager, Technical Director, Production Manager, and the Wardrobe Team. ...
The Lighting Operator/Operator begins their job with the hanging and focusing of the lights under the supervision of the electrician or the technical director. They are responsible to the technical director for handling and operating of lighting equipment during the rehearsal and run of the show, checking of all lighting equipment prior to each run, reporting of all equipment failures to the technical director, and checking to see that all equipment is turned off and safely stored at the end of each rehearsal or performance. ... At the close of the show, the lighting technician/operator, under the supervision of the technical director, participates in the taking down of lights and safe storage or return of lights. ... At the close of the show, the lighting technician/operator, under the supervision of the technical director, participates in the taking down of lights and safe storage or return of lights. ... At the close of the show, the lighting technician/operator, under the supervision of the technical director, participates in the taking down of lights and safe storage or return of lights. ...
The Technical Director is responsible to the Producer or Production Manager for the organizing and costing of the technical needs of the show materials for the set, lights, sound, equipment rentals, and special effect needs. The Technical Director manages and directs the crew, coordinates the lighting technicians, the sound technicians, and the set builders to keep everyone working together to meet deadlines. The Production Manager oversees the work of the Technical Director, designers, wardrobe, and props. He/she is also responsible for supervising, coordinating and balancing the technical needs of the director, designers, and department heads, with an eye on the production budget and the group’s resources of manpower, time, space, and equipment. ...
The Technical Director is responsible to the Producer or Production Manager for the organizing and costing of the technical needs of the show materials for the set, lights, sound, equipment rentals, and special effect needs. The Technical Director manages and directs the crew, coordinates the lighting technicians, the sound technicians, and the set builders to keep everyone working together to meet deadlines.
Approximate Word count = 2022
Approximate Pages = 8.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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