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|'''Dates''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> 24th -27th Jan 2023 </div> | |'''Dates''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> 24th -27th Jan 2023 </div> | ||
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|'''Location''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> Chandler </div> | |'''Location''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> Chandler </div> | ||
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|'''Director''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Ali De Souza]] </div> | |'''Director''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Ali De Souza]] </div> | ||
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|'''Lighting Designer''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Dominic De Mountfalcon]] </div> | |'''Lighting Designer''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Dominic De Mountfalcon]] </div> | ||
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|'''Stage Supervisor''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Toby Cass]] </div> | |'''Stage Supervisor''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Toby Cass]] </div> | ||
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|'''Deputy Stage Manager''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Jordan Alsoudani]] </div> | |'''Deputy Stage Manager''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Jordan Alsoudani]] </div> | ||
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|'''Assistant Stage Managers''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Lara Cassidy]] [[Saul Johnstone]] </div> | |'''Assistant Stage Managers''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Lara Cassidy]], [[Saul Johnstone]] </div> | ||
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|'''PLX''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Joshua Brown]] </div> | |'''PLX''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Joshua Brown]] </div> | ||
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|'''Production Sound Engineer''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Nathan Farndale]] </div> | |'''Production Sound Engineer''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Nathan Farndale]] </div> | ||
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|'''Technical Stage Technicians''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Daniel Barclay]] [[Ana Carolina Sabino]] </div> | |'''Technical Stage Technicians''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Daniel Barclay]], [[Ana Carolina Sabino]] </div> | ||
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|'''Lighting Technicians''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Jamie Partridge]] [[Alastair Souch]] [[Danny Taggart]] </div> | |'''Lighting Technicians''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Jamie Partridge]], [[Alastair Souch]], [[Danny Taggart]] </div> | ||
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|'''Sound Technicians''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Paola Soliz]] [[Pim Unhasuta]] </div> | |'''Sound Technicians''' <div style="text-align: centre;"> [[Paola Soliz]], [[Pim Unhasuta]] </div> | ||
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This show was a fairly simple design with some little special effects for TSD. | This show was a fairly simple design with some little special effects for TSD. | ||
===Kabuki Drop=== | |||
The centre section of the back cloth had to drop at the end of Act 1. We achieved this by creating a revolving conduit pipe, held inside staff pipe. The conduit then has many M6 threaded bars along which create the rigging 'hooks' for the cloths. The mechanism to revolve is made from pulleys that create a loop from the kabuki to the operator and back. This allows tension to be kept in one direction, and releasing to happen in the other. | The centre section of the back cloth had to drop at the end of Act 1. We achieved this by creating a revolving conduit pipe, held inside staff pipe. The conduit then has many M6 threaded bars along which create the rigging 'hooks' for the cloths. The mechanism to revolve is made from pulleys that create a loop from the kabuki to the operator and back. This allows tension to be kept in one direction, and releasing to happen in the other. | ||
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[[File:Curtain Drop Drawing Diagram.JPG]] | [[File:Curtain Drop Drawing Diagram.JPG]] | ||
''' | [https://youtube.com/shorts/4k5BaOdcr94?feature=share/ '''Kabuki Drop Video Link'''] | ||
===Drop Box - Feather Drops=== | |||
There were multiple deaths during Lear and each time someone died it required a red feather to fall from the 'sky'. This could have been achieved by dropping manually from the catwalk, but this would require crawling silently back and forth quite quickly in order to hit each position in time. Therefore, we turned to a 'duck drop' method. I decided to go with an electronic system that I designed and created using 3D printing and solenoids. There were 8 drop units each running on their own channels to allow for individual control of all 8 feathers. | There were multiple deaths during Lear and each time someone died it required a red feather to fall from the 'sky'. This could have been achieved by dropping manually from the catwalk, but this would require crawling silently back and forth quite quickly in order to hit each position in time. Therefore, we turned to a 'duck drop' method. I decided to go with an electronic system that I designed and created using 3D printing and solenoids. There were 8 drop units each running on their own channels to allow for individual control of all 8 feathers. | ||
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[[File:Feather Drop Box Design.png|800px]] | [[File:Feather Drop Box Design.png|800px]] | ||
''' | [[File:Rigged Dropper Units.JPG|500px]] | ||
[[File:Rigged Droppers 2.jpeg|500px]] | |||
[https://youtube.com/shorts/Nozkx82aRQ0?feature=share/ '''Single Feather Drop Video Link'''] | |||
[https://youtube.com/shorts/5WM19yW8RmY?feature=share/ '''Double Feather Drop Video Link'''] | |||
===Chandelier=== | |||
The chandelier had to be removable at the interval, LX also had cables running to it since it was a practical. The solution used was to rig the chandelier on a 4mm cord which then passed through multiple diversion pulleys off to the control rooms. This allowed an operator to unclear the cord and lower the chandelier into a crew member ready to receive on stage. There was also an effect that had to shake the chandelier violently, this was achieve with a second thin cord about 500mm below the pulley which would allow the fixture to swing left and right as well as up and down using the original rigging line. | The chandelier had to be removable at the interval, LX also had cables running to it since it was a practical. The solution used was to rig the chandelier on a 4mm cord which then passed through multiple diversion pulleys off to the control rooms. This allowed an operator to unclear the cord and lower the chandelier into a crew member ready to receive on stage. There was also an effect that had to shake the chandelier violently, this was achieve with a second thin cord about 500mm below the pulley which would allow the fixture to swing left and right as well as up and down using the original rigging line. | ||
===GroundPlans=== | |||
[[File:TSD Shakes A.jpeg|600px]] | [[File:TSD Shakes A.jpeg|600px]] | ||
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==Sound== | ==Sound== | ||
===Speaker Plans=== | |||
<pdf width="975" height="750">Lear_Othello_Speaker_Plan.pdf</pdf> | |||
'''Speakers''' | |||
The speakers used on this show were; | |||
- D&b C7s (Subs, Orange on plan) | |||
- KV2 ESD 12 (PA L, PA R, Blue on plan) | |||
- KV2 EX 6 (Rear FX, Delays, Green on Plan) | |||
'''Mics''' | |||
The mics featured on this plan are Rode M5s, which are highlighted as pink boxes. | |||
===SFX Plans=== | |||
This was the initial SFX plan formed following the first stages of tech, This would soon become more advanced as the production continued. | |||
<pdf width="975" height="750">LO_2023_SFX_Plan.pdf</pdf> | |||
===Mics=== | |||
Two Rode M5s were rigged two the catwalks via a crossbar. These were used during key moments to add reverb and delay to the room, making each movement of actors (as well as dialogue) sound like it was part of a larger room, or when paired with SFX, to sound strange and otherworldly. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:29, 5 April 2023
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| Lear and Othello
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| Summary | |
| Dates 24th -27th Jan 2023
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| Performance Course Second Year BA Acting
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| Location Chandler
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| Creative Team | |
| Director | |
| Designer | |
| Sound Designer | |
| Lighting Designer | |
| Production Team | |
| Stage Supervisor | |
| Deputy Stage Supervisor | |
| Stage Manager | |
| Deputy Stage Manager | |
| Assistant Stage Managers | |
| PLX | |
| LX Programmer/DPLX | |
| Production Sound Engineer | |
| Technical Stage Technicians | |
| Lighting Technicians | |
| Sound Technicians | |
Overview
Stage Management
TSD
This show was a fairly simple design with some little special effects for TSD.
Kabuki Drop
The centre section of the back cloth had to drop at the end of Act 1. We achieved this by creating a revolving conduit pipe, held inside staff pipe. The conduit then has many M6 threaded bars along which create the rigging 'hooks' for the cloths. The mechanism to revolve is made from pulleys that create a loop from the kabuki to the operator and back. This allows tension to be kept in one direction, and releasing to happen in the other.
Drop Box - Feather Drops
There were multiple deaths during Lear and each time someone died it required a red feather to fall from the 'sky'. This could have been achieved by dropping manually from the catwalk, but this would require crawling silently back and forth quite quickly in order to hit each position in time. Therefore, we turned to a 'duck drop' method. I decided to go with an electronic system that I designed and created using 3D printing and solenoids. There were 8 drop units each running on their own channels to allow for individual control of all 8 feathers.
Single Feather Drop Video Link
Double Feather Drop Video Link
Chandelier
The chandelier had to be removable at the interval, LX also had cables running to it since it was a practical. The solution used was to rig the chandelier on a 4mm cord which then passed through multiple diversion pulleys off to the control rooms. This allowed an operator to unclear the cord and lower the chandelier into a crew member ready to receive on stage. There was also an effect that had to shake the chandelier violently, this was achieve with a second thin cord about 500mm below the pulley which would allow the fixture to swing left and right as well as up and down using the original rigging line.
GroundPlans
Lighting
Sound
Speaker Plans
Speakers
The speakers used on this show were;
- D&b C7s (Subs, Orange on plan)
- KV2 ESD 12 (PA L, PA R, Blue on plan)
- KV2 EX 6 (Rear FX, Delays, Green on Plan)
Mics
The mics featured on this plan are Rode M5s, which are highlighted as pink boxes.
SFX Plans
This was the initial SFX plan formed following the first stages of tech, This would soon become more advanced as the production continued.
Mics
Two Rode M5s were rigged two the catwalks via a crossbar. These were used during key moments to add reverb and delay to the room, making each movement of actors (as well as dialogue) sound like it was part of a larger room, or when paired with SFX, to sound strange and otherworldly.