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9.6 Working a Show
What would be the use of learning all of these valuable technical skills without having the opportunity to put your knowledge and creativity to work during a production? The goal of this portion of the course is to give you the opportunity to work as a member of a crew during a stage production.
The following are a few things to be considered during a production:
- Theatre is a collaborative environment.
- Communication is paramount.
- Great work requires training and practice.
- Creativity, adaptability, and flexibility are an everyday need.
- You must be able to trouble-shoot a variety of situations.
- Responsibilities extend to pre- and post-production.
Hopefully the Résumé and Interview portions of this module have given you a new confidence in your abilities. As long as you are open to new experiences and adding more knowledge to your skill set, you will be well prepared for your work experience. Use the Working a Show planning sheet to organize your work experience. Include as much information as you can on this sheet. Do not forget to make an addition to your personal journal at the end of this experience.
| Updated July 18, 2005 |