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Students and Novice Stage Managers / Re: Making my Rehearsal book

« on: Jan 02, 2018, 09:13 pm »

It's based off of personal preference, but I typically organize mine based on how often I need to visit my papers/what I need to access most easily. I set my schedule first, scene breakdown, conflict calendar, cast list, crew list, cast/crew contact, etc., etc. My script always comes last in my book, and I usually have a pre-show, intermission, and post-show to-do list placed around the script (pre-show in front, intermission between acts, post-show after.) Definitely try out different layouts and see what fits you best.

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Introductions / Hello from a Florida SM

« on: Dec 28, 2017, 08:51 pm »

Hello! I'm currently a high school senior, and the SM for my school. I'm about to start my last high school show (Into the Woods!) and I plan on moving on into professional theatre after I graduate. This will be my fourth show as a stage manager, my ninth high school show in total, and I also work lights and sound at my local improv theatre.