Master Electrician: Responsible for the realization of the lighting design for the production
Duties include but are limited to:
Maintains Concert Rep Plot
Attend design meetings as requested, consult with the designer on overall scope of show, facilities, or materials issues, and provide estimates as needed.
Oversees the build of any elements using practicals in the production.
Works with the Technical Director to schedule the load in and hang and focus of lighting elements.
The Master Electrician is responsible for assembling or obtaining the required documentation and resources for the project. Documentation includes:
Works with the TD in coordinating any rigging needs of the Lighting Department. The ME is responsible for all necessary rigging materials required by electricians.
Coordinates time and space requirements with the other department heads.
Supervises all focus calls, ensuring that all work is performed in a safe manner.
Works safely above the stage floor on ladders and catwalks
Attends all cue writing sessions.
Organizes all necessary elements for cue writing sessions. (i.e props, practicals tech table setup etc)
Responsible for educating the board-op and other lighting run crew members regarding their duties during the tech and run of the show.
Coordinates the return to rep plot during strike
Qualifications
Completion of Drama 212
Strong leadership and organizational skills
Electrician/ Operator: Hangs, circuits, and focuses the lighting plot
Works with the ME to hang, circuit, and focus the lighting plot.
Gathers appropriate equipment to stage and lighting positions.
Properly stores equipment when not in use.
At times operates the lighting control board during run of production.
Knowledge of instrumentation and lighting control
Sound Engineer: Record, mix, synchronize, or reproduce music, voices, or sound effect using recording machines and equipment.
Duties include but are not limited to:
Liaises with director to achieve production goals.
Sets up appropriate monitors, speakers, and/or microphones.
Efficiently routes cables to minimize accidents and equipment damage.
Properly stores audio equipment when not in use.
Programs Audio control interface for the needs of production.
Patches the system to meet the needs of production.
Records sound effects and/or music for playback.
Sets up standing or wireless body mics for performers.
Mixes audio for quality and volume.
Knowledge of audio equipment and mixing procedures.
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