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Uploaded Forms / Re: Run Sheets

« on: Mar 26, 2008, 02:11 am »

The first show I ASMed I was in charge of the run sheet, but we used the term 'set choreography.' After seven versions of it I finally printed up the finial version which inculded a picture of the stage with how every scene was set up including major props and large set pieces. It turned out to be extremely helpful and we ran in perfectly in one tech rehearsal.

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Students and Novice Stage Managers / Re: Student Stage Manager's Challenge #2

« on: Mar 25, 2008, 05:33 pm »

I would think that even a small non-equity regional house would still have a small number of emergency lighting in the house for the purpose of getting everyone out safely in this sort of situation. I would move the actors downstage into the dim but working emergency lighting and finish the show. There won't be any theatrical lighting, but I'm sure the audience will be impressed at the collaborative emergency attempt to continue the show and there would be enough light to see all the actors.