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A production team is the group of technical staff who produce the show. A team generally == Finding a Production Team ==

...art of act 2. The '''beginners' call''' is announced by the (deputy) stage manager 5 minutes (in the UK) before the show starts and should be acknowledged by ...ement team ([[Stage Manager]], [[Deputy Stage Manager]], [[Assistant Stage Manager]]) and Technical Operators ([[Sound Designer]], [[Lighting Designer]]).

...ps://www.adctheatre.com/productionresources and https://www.adctheatre.com/production/technical-information/ for more information than the quick-reference data p ...sofas, stuffed toys and a collection of past show posters. Can be used for production meetings, casual meetings, relaxing, etc.

...or year of study. From stand up comedy to full-length musicals, there is a production to match your interests and availability. === Production Team ===

...uck into the Cambridge theatre scene. They also run a twice-annual musical production, which is regarded by some as the best in Cambridge! Technical Manager - Nick Harris

...more of a professional endeavour with a fully kitted out coach, a Business Manager dealing with sponsorship, and providing workshops and educational materials | Tour Manager

* [[Theatre Manager]] - Luke Dell * Operations Manager - Olivia Wheeler

;DM:[[Duty Manager]] ;DSM:[[Deputy Stage Manager]]

...expect to record the show then you are liable to be thrown out by the Duty Manager! == DVD Production ==

...rdination with the [[Set Designer]], [[Technical Director]] and/or [[Stage Manager]] to ensure that the lighting and other effects work smoothly together. ...t the points when the lighting needs to change, so that the [[Deputy Stage Manager]] (on complex shows) or Lighting Operator (on smaller shows, often those in

...ue in Cambridge where this can be done by students. Speak to the Technical Manager in plenty of good time (months+) before you go any further. ...ssible, another method is to use cue lights controlled by the Deputy Stage Manager concealed in the set out of sight of the audience.

...als. If you require extra time you should contact the theatre's Production Manager. ...available on request from the [[ADC Theatre]] – speak to the Technical or Production Managers to arrange this.

...Director''' is responsible for co-ordinating all technical aspects of the production, up to and including running the [[get-in]] and [[get-out]] for the show. T ...They will also need to check with the [[Stage Manager]] and [[Deputy Stage Manager]] that nothing unexpected is happening in rehearsals. Any special effects o

...necessary for different scenes. This may require planning with the [[Stage Manager]] to ensure that suitable space is left in the wings for props tables as ne ...al Director]] or [[Set Designer]]. You should confirm with the rest of the production team exactly what is to be considered as "props" for each individual show.

...ther show to get in the next day. In the ADC, the bar opens after the duty manager signs off the get-out. * You will also need to tidy the kitchen, clubroom, dressing room and production office; delegate this to a couple of suitable supervisors and give them a s

...show with a two-week run, the LTM usually involves a large cast, crew and production team when compared to other typical student productions. ...l is a great opportunity to get started in theatre as an [[Assistant Stage Manager]], [[Set Builder]], [[Set Painter]], [[Mic Runner]] etc.