#backstage crew

[izumi-fanclub]

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[backstagecrew]

Better check on the suit

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[maxmallard]

Easing back into drawing

[nostalgicfortomorrow]

Opinion: Smoke Machine

I’m a lighting kid and a soon to be stage manager (youngest ever in my school. That was a brag). The one thing that makes my lighting designs the prettiest they’ve ever been is… SMOKE MACHINES! BLIND THE ACTORS! SURROUND THEM WITH SMOKE! KILL THEM ALL! WIPE OUT THEIR FACES SO WE CAN SEE THE BLEND OF COLOURS, PERFECTLY PLACED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tarradiddle12]

Come From Away is a great example of a show designed to be one act. The sets and costumes are extremely minimal. And that's a fabulous choice for that show!

But if we want a gorgeous costume-and-set-heavy extravaganza, we usually need intermission. When I worked backstage, there were plenty of shows where intermission was my busiest time, as we rearranged sets, costumes, props, etc. so that the second half would run smoothly. Most theater backstage areas are actually tiny, so you can't always do all your set up for a long show beforehand.

(My "favorite" was an extreme case where during intermission, the crew pushed a bunch of giant rolling set pieces across the stage so we could rearrange them and then push them back into the wings, then do the same on the other side. We barely finished it every night. That show could have been designed differently, honestly.)

Unpopular theatre opinion: intermissions are bad and I wish we could just have a 2.5 hour performance uninterrupted, like people manage perfectly well at movie theaters. It always just kills my emotional immersion. Set changes and costume changes valid, but the art form could adapt in other ways. Or making the intermission experience somehow also part of the performance? Just something more interesting and intentional than dumping people out into the lobby to buy m&ms.

[mitamicah]

Kitty and Puppy 🐶😺🩷🧡

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[fitpacbo]

Hear me out, poly morning crew theater au but they’re not actors, they’re the backstage crew.

Fit is in charge of moving and building sets and helping any scene changes. He’s the strongest person in their little community theater and he begrudgingly accepted the job.

Pac is in charge of props and he runs that shit like he’s in the army. No one is allowed to touch anything without him being aware of it and gods help you if you break anything because you’re screwing around with it.

Tubbo is the lighting/sound tech. He’s not happy about the limited capabilities of the equipment he has to work with but he understands that they have a budget. The best part about his job is that he can stare at Fit and his muscles during the brief moments he has to run on to stage to move something.

The cast of their little shows are fully aware that something is happening between the three but most just chalk it down to the adrenaline of a show

[myuminji]

BAND AU... OUGH....

[dedicatedtechie]

[personinthepalace]

Peter Pan Goes Wrong UK Tour: Before and After the Show

from Clare Noy's tiktok

[incorrectjokerout]

Jure:I just got the best idea I've ever had in my entire life!

*Later,after the 'Bull Incident'*

Mark,to Jure:That was the worst idea you’ve ever had in your entire life.

[backstagecrew]

Birthday parties are busy.

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[yoibrainrot]

A Yuri on ice Hannah Montana au where Yuuri is an up and coming star stuck between his new life and his peter parker self.

He has a major crush on global superstar Viktor Nikiforov (ever since his Disney days), and Yuuri thinks he'll never be near Viktor's sphere of existence - until suddenly he is, until suddenly Viktor is aware of him and talking to him and likes his music.

Maybe Viktor asks to go on tour with him and work with him. But Viktor's s also having a crisis. Because he likes the cute shy bespectacled boy he met backstage while hiding from his fans, and he also likes the confident dazzling boy who is a monster onstage. If only they were the same person!

[maxmallard]

Absolute baby boy

[nostalgicfortomorrow]

Opinion: Backstage Side Buissiness.

As an SM and Lighting Kid I am full on endorsing this. We should be making tickets to allow actors/normies to strobe and sell these tickets. I guarantee you that you will make money.

[eekub988]

being in stage crew as a lesbian crushing on the girl playing the main character who is straight is such a dumb stereotypical movie plot

(it is happening to me in real life. my life is a stereotypical movie plot)