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The document lists the hierarchy and roles for a production of In The Heights. The Stage Manager is at the top, followed by the Deputy Stage Manager and FOH Manager. It then lists the roles of Costume Mistress, Sound Operator, Lighting Operator, and other assistant roles needed to successfully produce the show.
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Masks have been used since 7000 BC for rituals, ceremonies, hunting, and healing. Ancient Greek and Japanese Noh theatre masks helped actors take on different roles by disguising their identities. During the Renaissance in Italy, masquerade balls featuring colorful masks that covered part of the face became popular. Commedia dell'arte used masks with exaggerated features to comic effect and helped establish the tradition of masked characters in theatre and comedy. Today, masks serve purposes like protection, disguise, entertainment, and self-expression in films, theatre, parties, and situations requiring facial prosthetics.
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In 1999, the Euro currency was introduced while Bill Clinton was acquitted in his impeachment trial. Several significant tornadoes hit Oklahoma and the anti-globalization movement had its first major protest in Seattle. The 2000 census recorded a population of 281 million people and the US was ruled to have violated anti-trust laws against Microsoft. George W. Bush and Al Gore had a disputed election decided by the Supreme Court while Hillary Clinton won a Senate seat. In 2001, Bush was certified as president and the 9/11 terrorist attacks occurred, leading to wars in Afghanistan and against terrorism.
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In 1999, the Euro currency was introduced while Bill Clinton was acquitted in his impeachment trial. Several significant tornadoes hit Oklahoma and the anti-globalization movement had its first major protest in Seattle. The 2000 census recorded a population of 281 million people and the Supreme Court ruled Microsoft violated antitrust laws. In the disputed 2000 election, George W. Bush and Al Gore held a close race until the Supreme Court ruled in Bush's favor, while Hillary Clinton won a Senate seat.
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In 1999, the Euro currency was introduced while Bill Clinton was acquitted in his impeachment trial. Several significant tornadoes hit Oklahoma and the anti-globalization movement began large protests. The 2000 census recorded a population of 281 million people, concentrated in the South and West. The Supreme Court ruled that Microsoft violated antitrust laws and George W. Bush and Al Gore had a disputed election decided by the Supreme Court. Hillary Clinton was also elected to the Senate.
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Kara, Daniella, Keira, Leah, Andy, Toby and others have various roles assisting with parking, box office duties, and audience care for events on Wednesday and Thursday. On Wednesday, Kara will inform others of incoming cars and ensure audience comfort during intervals. Daniella will direct cars and count arrivals. Leah will escort audience groups and ensure comfort. Andy will count arrivals and escort groups. Toby will check tickets and escort the final group. On Thursday, roles rotate between parking, box office, and audience care duties.
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The document outlines the job roles and responsibilities of various staff members for front of house duties at a performance at Arley Hall on Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th February. It details which staff members will be assigned to tasks like car parking, box office duties, ushering audience members between rooms, and refreshment serving for both days. Specific responsibilities are listed for each day, including who will guide audience groups, operate the box office counter, supervise parking areas, and collect donations after the show.
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Georges Goursat was a French caricaturist in the late 19th/early 20th century known by his pen name "Sem". His caricatures provided insight into Parisian high society through unique characters emerging from plain backgrounds rather than obvious caricatures. Sem captured the spirit and true likeness of his subjects through distinctive style that made his work highly identifiable.
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The marketing and technical teams were thanked for meeting their deadlines. Marketing will promote the event at an open evening with flyers and work with Kath Hope to display the image on plasma screens. A meeting was arranged with Andrew Moores to discuss advertising in the local paper. All teams must provide a pre-show checklist that can be signed by their manager and events manager for the blogs. Sound operators should attend rehearsal with stage management. Front of house intends to serve fruit kebabs and melted chocolate from wholesalers and will have cost estimates by the next meeting. Programming details will be confirmed once the band's set list is received after changes were made.
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The meeting minutes discussed the design of posters for an upcoming event. The group was unsure about the text alignment in the original concept and felt the image of the venue looked amateur. They voted to have the image silhouetted or removed. Responsibilities for various roles were handed in, including organizing a schedule for rehearsals and the show. Deadlines for upcoming tasks were set for the following Monday.
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The meeting discussed plans for an upcoming production arts event, including using an internal file sharing system instead of Dropbox to share documents, having initial poster concepts designed by Friday the 17th, and advertising the event at an open evening on Monday the 30th. They also discussed potential event names, color schemes for marketing materials, performance spaces, and deadlines.
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Ashleigh Gow is applying for the position of Front of House Manager. The responsibilities of the role include managing and leading the front of house team, selling and collecting tickets, selling refreshments and merchandise, ensuring audience safety and comfort, overseeing parking, and budget control. Ashleigh has some previous experience as a Front of House Manager and lists relevant skills like teamwork, communication, problem solving, organization, commitment, focus, and time management.
Wardrobe mistress
The Wardrobe Mistress is responsible for acquiring, organizing, and maintaining costumes for a production. Key responsibilities include:
- Researching and sourcing costumes that fit the production's time period and director's vision.
- Creating a detailed running order and schedule for costume changes during rehearsals and performances.
- Overseeing a team of dressers who assist with quick changes backstage.
- Cleaning and repairing costumes after the production closes.
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This risk assessment document summarizes the potential risks and control measures for a study visit by Priestley College students to Arley Hall. The main risks identified include transport issues, health/medical issues, risks from specific activities, damage or loss of property, financial risks, and risks related to group management. Control measures are outlined to lower the likelihood and severity of each risk, such as providing transportation details, ensuring first aid is available, having students sign a code of conduct, and collecting emergency contact information. With these precautions in place, the overall risk level for each category is deemed to be low.
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The Front of House (FOH) team will serve tea and coffee in the main living room and entrance hall during intermission. Additional items like mulled wine and mince pies can be sold or provided if purchased by FOH. Ticket pricing and design will be discussed at the next meeting, as the production team is responsible for ticket sales up to the venue's 100 person capacity. A team walkthrough of the venue was scheduled for the following Thursday and Friday to allow questions. The event starts at 7:30pm and the full day is available for setup and organization.
Minutes 4
The meeting minutes discussed various logistical aspects for an upcoming event at Arley Hall. Shelagh confirmed that the roads leading to the hall will be lit for parking and that additional signage or staffing may be needed to guide audiences. While the hall has licenses for alcohol and performances, a PRS license will need to be obtained. Tea and coffee will be available for purchase in one room, while another small dining room can be used if the first gets crowded. Rooms were also assigned for performers to get ready and as a green room. Mulled wine could be served if the group provides supplies and heats it themselves, with soft drinks also available. Floor plans and electrical plans will be emailed to the technical team
Minutes 3
The meeting minutes discussed progress on an upcoming event at Arley Hall. Jordi reported that a baby grand piano could be rented for £450, but the owner was unwilling to help due to a past issue with the music department. Jordan and Anna stated that ticket purchases must be directed to the cash office and poster designs would be updated. Joel agreed to have his lighting design completed by the 20th. Matt believed he had enough space for staging but wanted to know the piano size first. Additional staffing needs were discussed for parking and waiting duties. Pictures of Mark in his suit for marketing were planned for the following week.
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The meeting minutes summarized the initial ideas from various departments for an upcoming event at a stately home. The lighting designer presented color schemes incorporating golds, purples, whites and red. The set designer wanted to raise the choir but would visit the space first. All departments agreed to visit the venue on Thursday to inform designs. The marketing department presented color schemes and fonts for promotional materials, agreeing to present alternative fonts. Various advertising outlets were discussed including retirement homes, radio, and town posters/flyers.
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- 1. In The Heights Hierarchy Stage Manager Ashleigh Deputy Stage Manager Gemma FOH Manager Jordan PS / Sophie Costume Mistress Lucy Sound Operator Paul Lighting Operator Joel Assistant Costume Jordan / Drew Assistant Stage Manager Matt / Jordi Sound Designer John Props Mistress Anna Assistant Props Jordan / Drew