Basic Principles of Theater Production Hegel Tsai Hegel Tsai 2010/11/09 + KP's Theatre ClassKP's Theatre Class.

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Basic Principles of Theater Production Hegel Tsai Hegel Tsai 2010/11/09 + KP's Theatre ClassKP's Theatre Class

Outline  Director, Stage manager and Prompter  Staging  Cast: Performing  Crew:  Property  Costumes and Make-up  Lighting  Sound effects  Rehearsals

Director  Director  Decisions  Stage manager  Monitor back stage progress  Director’s assistant  Prompter  Document EVERYTHING  Present in rehearsals

Staging

 Priority: Audience  Background of the play: time and space  Sets the tone of the scene  Will go through several modifications  Never Crowd the stage: blocking

Performing  Poise & Focus  Characterization and Acting  Eye Contact  Projection and Diction  Pace  Ensemble  Blocking

Crew  Property  Make (find) props  Changing scenes  Precision  Costumes and Make-up  Measurements  Find Costumes  Thick make-up  Efficiency

Crew (2)  Lighting  Background  Well balanced  Must shed enough light on the performers  Color: Sets the tone of the (play) scene  Precision  Sound Effects  Background  Provide the audience with something they cannot see  Sound Cues  Precision

Rehearsals  Punctuation  Warm-ups  Note taking  Rehearsals  Blocking  Movement  Exploratory  Performance

Conclusion  Dedication  Participation  Communication  Modification  Having Fun

KP’s Theatre Class KP’s Theatre Class (video) (website)website  Character –  Lines, stage directions, dialogue  Ask questions about his/her background, surroundings, everything about him/her.  Non-verbal language  walk (leading center)  Leban movement; direct, heavy movement

More about blocking  KP's Theatre Class - Stage Directions.mp4 (blocking, open position,  KP's Theatre Class - Blocking.mov.mp4  KP’s Theatre Basics: Composition KP’s Theatre Basics  Stage Lighting Stage Lighting

The College Theatre

References  Student Actor Objectives  舞台設計與燈光設計概述  Stage Managing Music-and-Theater-Arts/21M-606Introduction-to- StagecraftSpring2003/F02D8137-4EFC-4DBF ABFB060BD77/0/StageManualrev06.pdf Music-and-Theater-Arts/21M-606Introduction-to- StagecraftSpring2003/F02D8137-4EFC-4DBF ABFB060BD77/0/StageManualrev06.pdf