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Old August 31st, 2009, 09:42 PM
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Default Re: Job Descriptions

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Originally Posted by Les View Post
If the lighting designer is to run the board for the show, you should probably add that to the job description. Also, I would change "tech time" to "tech-in". Tech time sounds a little cheezey.
Lighting Designer – Responsible for the overall design of lighting aspects for the production. Supplies Light Plot, Channel Hookup, Instrument and Color Schedules to the Master Electrician. Directs lighting crew during hang and focus along with Master Electrician. Programs all light cues during dress rehearsals and during the mornings before dress rehearsals start. Lighting Designer will also run the lighting console for all performances, and must arrive at the theater 2 hours before the show and do a channel check for all conventional fixtures and check all attributes on moving lights and scrollers.



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