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Students and Novice Stage Managers / Re: First Tech related anything
« on: Oct 25, 2009, 07:20 am »
I have learned that it is always a great idea to ask your director what they expect from you as SM.
Overall you seem to be well put together (probably since you have experienced it all as an actor).
A few things that are priority A during readings and rehearsal:
Most of these I got from a book called Stage Management by Lawrence Stern (a.k.a. The SM Bible).
Overall you seem to be well put together (probably since you have experienced it all as an actor).
A few things that are priority A during readings and rehearsal:
- keep the cast on time.
- supervise props.
- spike the set.
- write out set changes.
- prepare to make things run quicker and more efficient.
Most of these I got from a book called Stage Management by Lawrence Stern (a.k.a. The SM Bible).