Exploring the Collaborative Artistic Process in Drama through Jobs Production Jobs & Production skills ©2006 EvaMedia
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- Exploring the Collaborative Artistic Process in Drama through Jobs Production Jobs & Production skills 2006 EvaMedia
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- jobs / careers What are some of the jobs / careers in theatre?
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- playwright person who writes a play also called a dramatist
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- producer arranges for funding hires director & production staff sets budget pays bills & salaries
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- director brings together all the artistic elements of a play casts actors develops a vision for the production
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- cast a group of actors selected to portray characters
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- crew a group of people selected to do the technical work of the production (lighting, sound, props, etc.)
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- designer makes sketches, builds models, describes concepts instructs technical crew collaborates with director
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- How is a play or film created?
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- Collaborative Artistic Process It is a Collaborative Artistic Process that takes a long time & a great deal of effort from many people.
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- First, arrangements must be made for use of a script. This includes financial considerations.
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- royalties money paid to playwright or publisher for permission to stage a particular play
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- script printed copy of a play
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- Then, the director analyzes the script & casts actors in roles. Together they begin to rehearse for upcoming performances.
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- act a major unit or division of a play
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- scene a small section of a play within an act
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- language lines in a script also: words, stage directions, & movements (body language) used to tell the story
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- dialogue two or more people talking
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- monologue one person speaking (called a soliloquy in Shakespearean drama)
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- action what happens onstage to hold the attention of the audience
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- plot story sometimes called action
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- conflict dramatic opposition (internal or external) also called suspense
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- theme message, meaning, moral or lesson of the story basic idea of the play not the same as plot
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- character a person or an animal occasionally, an object or a place
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- characterization putting together all aspects of a character
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- motivation reasons for a character behaving in a certain way includes characters past, present & future
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- empathy the ability to relate to the feelings of another person or character
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- discovery a revelation something that is revealed about a character or situation in a play
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- designers production crew The designers & production crew take care of the shows physical & technical needs.
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- spectacle visual elements: sets, lights, makeup, costumes, props the look of the production
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- designers & crew design/build sets hang & focus lights find or make costumes & props design & create sound create make-up
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- A tech rehearsal is necessary before the show opens to the public. Things like lighting cues must be tested.
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- During performances, technicians & stage managers make sure everything runs smoothly. When the run ends
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- strike to remove props from the set to dismantle the set after the production closes
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- PLANNING PLAYING RESPONDING EVALUATE After the PLANNING, PLAYING (performing) & RESPONDING those involved EVALUATE to determine whether the show worked.
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- the Audience But most of the time, the Audience is the best judge of a shows success!
