Lighting Designer
- Manipulate stage lightings to defines the way the audience perceive the stage/actors
- Work with director, scenic designers, costume designer
- Take theatre lighting course
- Working condition is vary, travel with the
- Improve technical skills, work under pressure, communication skills
- Wore roller skaters in old days
Scenic Designers
- Line, color, texture, form, space, movement, shape
- Ensuring visual concepts for production and stage environment
- Sketching ideas scene by scene
- Producing scale models
- Read scrips and discuss ideas with the director
- Work with costume, make up, prop and lighting
- Passion, the experience of art techniques, imagination creativity, presenting ideas, capture of details, problem-solving, interpreting designs, visualize ideas and turn them into reality, communication, collaboration, understanding camera and lighting usages.
- Might travel attend meeting, mostly work at studio and office
- To create a visual concept
Sound Designer
- The art and practice of creating soundtracks for a variety of needs
- Responsible for an audience’s audio journey through a production
- Make decisions about what an audience hears when they watch a piece of the theater
- Create sound effect to help establish a sense of place or time to help create a mood or atmosphere
- Artistly creative
- Knowledge of film theater, music productions and audio engineering
- Familiar to carious type genre of sound
Costume Design
- Plan and design the layout and structure of the costume
- Create and made the costume tailored to the actor and play
- Research, shop, fit
- Work with lighting and scenic designers
- Artistic/creative ability
- Work at office, to meet deadlines
- Move to run errands