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I refuse to call it theatre, dammit!
Jul. 10th, 2005 08:45 pmSo I've been back just over a day, still working on the bloody post recounting it, and already I'm stressing over theater.
I'm running lightboard this time, because running sound durring a musical is just a little too ambitous for me. Since I'm almost totaly tone deaf, I can't tell when someone is creeping out of the acceptable sound range. I mostly just turn mikes on and off and do sound effects.
The biggest chalange for me is going to be the the "Telephone Talk" song, where there's somthing like 30 light changes. In this case, I would have benifted from going to one practice a week, since the light bouces from person to person as they sing thier lines. I don't know the pattern or even who the charecters are or it's a little difficult at the moment. It should be ready before the week is out. 'Cause show is this weekend and everything.
I'm running lightboard this time, because running sound durring a musical is just a little too ambitous for me. Since I'm almost totaly tone deaf, I can't tell when someone is creeping out of the acceptable sound range. I mostly just turn mikes on and off and do sound effects.
The biggest chalange for me is going to be the the "Telephone Talk" song, where there's somthing like 30 light changes. In this case, I would have benifted from going to one practice a week, since the light bouces from person to person as they sing thier lines. I don't know the pattern or even who the charecters are or it's a little difficult at the moment. It should be ready before the week is out. 'Cause show is this weekend and everything.
