The play production process involves securing funding, finding a venue, scheduling auditions, hiring support staff, casting actors, creating a rehearsal schedule, arranging for set, costumes and props, scheduling performances, overseeing the play run, and reimbursing staff and investors. It defines the procedures from conceiving a play through an audience seeing a performance. Key steps include securing funding, finding a venue, casting actors, rehearsing, creating sets/costumes/props, scheduling performances, and overseeing the entire process.
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Play Production Process
The play production process involves securing funding, finding a venue, scheduling auditions, hiring support staff, casting actors, creating a rehearsal schedule, arranging for set, costumes and props, scheduling performances, overseeing the play run, and reimbursing staff and investors. It defines the procedures from conceiving a play through an audience seeing a performance. Key steps include securing funding, finding a venue, casting actors, rehearsing, creating sets/costumes/props, scheduling performances, and overseeing the entire process.
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Play Production process
By: Lawal Objectives
• Define play production process
• List/explain in the different processes Definition of play production process
• These are the procedures done from when the
play is first thought of to when the audience has seen it SECURE FUNDING Find a venue Schedule auditions Hire support staff Cast your play Set a rehearsal schedule Arrange for the creation or purchase of set, costumes and props Create a performance schedule Oversee the play throughout its run REIMBURSE STAFF AND INVESTORS