1. Props and Costumes Presentation Also called…

2. PIGGY!!!! (and other assorted toys)

3. On random unplanned nights, we met in undisclosed locations for undetermined amounts of time, discussing obscure topics that had little relevance to the actual performance at hand. Our efforts were unclear, this is what we came up with…

4. (photo taken at random undisclosed location by mysterious photographer with a digital camera)

5. Props page Definition of Props Discuss With Directors Break Down Into Scenes Choosing/Using Props

6. Costuming Techniques Impossible to make reproduction of period clothes Important to be theatrically effective Accentuate the dramatic points Designer must read text carefully to understand writer’s vision Places to Find Costumes Thrift Stores Parent’s Chest of Moth-Ridden, Pot-Smoking Hippie Wear Fee’s Wardrobe

7. Props and Costumes Pictures

8. Cameras and Filming The art of photography Candid vs. Posed Digital vs. Not-So-Fun Film Ray The Camera Guy

9. The Web Page Tools of The Trade What To Put On The Page? Winging It Web Page To Be Shown Later

10. “Stella!” “Not my potted plant!!”

11. Inspiration page

12. “I’ve got a wagon! I’ve got some costumes! Let’s put on a show!” “So cute and innocent, they’re askin for it, eh?”

13. Additional Thanks To: MOONEY?!?!

14. PIGGY!!!!