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Using what you have uncovered so far, can you match the job role with the appropriate responsibility? You can check how well you did using the solutions sheet at the end of this Padlet.

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There are Lots of Opportunities to Work in Arts Administration

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There are Lots of Opportunities to Work in Arts Administration

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Browse these jobs. What experience, skills and knowledge is needed to do them? What qualifications? Training routes? Anything you fancy doing?

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Administration arts jobs | Guardian Jobs

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Apply for administration arts jobs on Guardian Jobs. Browse through 100s of administration art job vacancies available today.

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Arts administrator job profile | Prospects.ac.uk

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Discover what it takes to be a Arts administrator. Find out expected salary, working hours, qualifications and more.

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Have a go at categorising each of the above jobs using the worksheet below. Some jobs might go into more than one category.

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This PowerPoint gives more information about the role of the Stage Manager (SM), Deputy Stage Manager (DSM) and the Assistant Stage Manager (ASM).

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Watch and make notes so you can check your understanding.

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Look at these configurations and then research productions that have used each. What effect might each different configuration have? What kind of work is better suited to each?

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Watch and make notes so you can check your understanding.

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More about the Five Main Backstage Areas

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More about the Five Main Backstage Areas

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Read this PowerPoint presentation and then watch the videos on the next shelf 'Designers'.

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Improve your knowledge of technical/production roles further by reading this publication from the RSC.

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The three main areas of work are:

1. Arts Administration
2. Technical/Production
3. Creative/Technical

Read the PowerPoint presentation below that has more information about each area.

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Read this list and then put each job into one (or more) of the three categories on the next worksheet

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The main objective of a theatre presentation is to communicate the ideas, to entertain, and to educate the audience. To make the presentation successful each and every element of theatre has its own importance. So, like other elements of theatre, light play an importat role in theatre presentation. It is also one of the most important but sometimes it is under appreciated.  It is more than just being able to see the play and the actors. It is the medium through which the entire plays hinge. Lighting is critical in conveying the proper atmosphere. It is essential in setting the time and place. Basically, light is a form of energy which makes objects visible to our eyes. Stage lighting is the craft of lighting as it applies to the production of theatre and other performance arts. Modern stage lighting also includes special effects, like  lasers and fog machines. People who work on stage lighting are commonly referred to as lighting Technicians. In theatre different types of lights are there as par, Fresnel, spot etc and it has a very deep impact on the presentation. Visibility is an important aspect of the stage light. By the help of lighting the director can draw your attention towards a point where he/she wants the audience to see or to hide something from the audience. The light can reveal the presence of the actor, objects or any form on the stage. More importantly light reveals the mood of the play.

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Read this document. How important is lighting in a performance? How can it add to the visual quality? What happened before electricity (such as in Elizabethan Theatre?)

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National Council for Dance, Drama and Musical Theatre Training

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National Council for Dance, Drama and Musical Theatre Training

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Read the useful information on this website. It tells you all about drama school training and institutions that are accredited.

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CDMT - Council for Dance, Drama and Musical Theatre

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CDMT, Council for Dance, Drama and Musical Theatre, provides quality assurance for the professional dance, drama and musical theatre industries. It is the first point of contact for those seeking information on education, training and assessment in the UK.

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You can search for courses by subject using this website.  You should do so, reading   the information but also following this up b y visiting the university/drama school's website. Read as much as you can about the course - all years.
Try to find out when each has an open day.
Remember, you are applying for undergraduate courses.

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Explore all your options and start planning your next steps.

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Read this carefully and ensure you complete all tasks

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Read this document. How important is lighting in a performance? How can it add to the visual quality? What happened before electricity (such as in Elizabethan Theatre?)

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Stage Management Department