Oversees all technical aspects of the play.
Coordinates set builders, lighting technicians and sound technicians during ‘bump in’.
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Selects cast for the play.
Guides actors during the play rehearsals.
Interprets the script.
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Draws sketches of the set.
Uses a computer aided drawing program to make scale plans of sets.
Interprets the director’s ideas on the physical appearance of the set.
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Organises stage crew.
Deals directly with directors.
Calls the show.
Keeps the prompt book up to date.
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Has an ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
Is a good team worker.
Moves props, scenery and set elements on and off stage.
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Reads scale drawings of the set and makes them a physical reality.
Has a range of skills including carpentry and metal work.
Is often a tradesman with an interest in theatre.
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Excellent administrative and business skills.
Coordinates production schedules.
Assists with the resolution of conflicts between production areas.
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Have skills in painting and decorating.
Paints backdrops and scenery from plans provided by the set designer.
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Researches the time period and geographical position of the play.
Follows plans from the set designer.
Constructs hires or buys props for the play.
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