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|[[Patrick Hepplewhite]] [[Babette Wickham-Riddick]] [[Miranda Stewart]] [[Ben Leach]] [[Valentino Paride]] [[Rachel Wells]] [[Gary Ashbridge]] [[Kieran Kenning]] [[Chris Brown]] [[Chariya Glasse-Davies]] [[Ross McCrone]] [[Fiona Dalgleish]] [[Benjamin Goodman]] | |||
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<pdf>Mother_Goose_2014_Props_and_Contacts.pdf</pdf> | |||
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[[:File:ROBE@ROBIN_MMX_BLADE_M1(1416919297).TXT]] | [[:File:ROBE@ROBIN_MMX_BLADE_M1(1416919297).TXT]] | ||
'''Custom-designed gobo''' | |||
The font, 'Circus', was downloading to match Robin People's design on the circus flat in the set. This was the arranged into a size B gobo mock-up which was sent away and copied in the form of a glass gobo | |||
[[File:Gobo_design1.pdf]] | |||
'''Tree Truck Waterfall Effect''' | |||
During the 'Spooky Swamp' scene when the tree slid to the side to reveal a door, there was 'waterfall' effect. | |||
This was done by drilling out around six holes along the edge of the truck where the fog would be falling. Theses where around 5cm in diameter. | |||
Once the holes where drilled, silver tubing was attached to the truck and ran down the back of it in order to be attached to the glaciator. | |||
In order to help guide the fog down into the holes in the truck, a wooden box was made and attached around the drilled out holes making sure the silver tubing could fit inside comfortably. | |||
Black tat was then added around the silver tubing to mask it from the audience. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:34, 11 January 2015
| Mother Goose 2014 | |
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| Performance Time | |
| Performance Date | 6th December - 12th December |
| Performance Time | 2:30 and 7:30pm |
| Stats | |
| Venue | New Athenaeum |
| Creative Team | |
| Director | Alasdair Hawthorne |
| Musical Director | Emma Weiss |
| Designer | Robin Peoples |
| LX Designer | Simon Hayes |
| Production Team | |
| Production Manager | Sandy McRobbie |
| Stage Manager | Chrissie Huxford |
| DSM | Eve Kerr |
| ASM | Riona Gilliland and Kiri Newbery |
| TSM | Stuart Lord |
| DTSM | Ryan Greenfield |
| Sound No 1 | Maciej Kopka |
| Sound No 2 | Hannah Allan |
| PLX | Elspeth Watt |
| Stage LX | Stephen Cunningham Alex Kilgour John McAdie Shannon Howard |
| Crew | Patrick Hepplewhite Babette Wickham-Riddick Miranda Stewart Ben Leach Valentino Paride Rachel Wells Gary Ashbridge Kieran Kenning Chris Brown Chariya Glasse-Davies Ross McCrone Fiona Dalgleish Benjamin Goodman |
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Technical Stage Management
Stage Management
Sound
As we didn't have enough pouches for our radio mics, we made new ones with neoprene material. Follow link for a template and description on how they were made. Radio Mic Pouches
Stage Electrics
The fixture profile used for the Robe Robin MMX Blade fixtures used in this show for the Grand MA 1 in fixture mode 1 written by Shannon Howard.
File:ROBE@ROBIN_MMX_BLADE_M1(1416919297).TXT
Custom-designed gobo
The font, 'Circus', was downloading to match Robin People's design on the circus flat in the set. This was the arranged into a size B gobo mock-up which was sent away and copied in the form of a glass gobo
Tree Truck Waterfall Effect
During the 'Spooky Swamp' scene when the tree slid to the side to reveal a door, there was 'waterfall' effect. This was done by drilling out around six holes along the edge of the truck where the fog would be falling. Theses where around 5cm in diameter. Once the holes where drilled, silver tubing was attached to the truck and ran down the back of it in order to be attached to the glaciator. In order to help guide the fog down into the holes in the truck, a wooden box was made and attached around the drilled out holes making sure the silver tubing could fit inside comfortably. Black tat was then added around the silver tubing to mask it from the audience.