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| I am in the process of writing position profiles and job descriptions for service director and stage manager. Do any of you have any documents you could share? Anything you have would be really appreciated. ![]() Mark |
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| Stage manager like what? In theatre, the SM sits on prompt and calls the cues out of the book. Board ops take cues directly from the SM: "lights 37, go" means the lightboard op makes cue 37 happen when the SM says the word "go". The SM also in the rehearsal process feeds lines, writes blocking, calls breaks, and so on in that manner. In professional theatre, the SM is also responsible for ensuring compliance with Equity rules. I could go back and give a more complete description out of my stage management book at home, but I don't think you are really looking for a stage manager. Perhaps you could better describe the jobs you're looking for job descriptions for? |
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| I am sorry to have been so vague. Our stage manager (and perhaps it is not the best moniker for this job) is responsible to communicate stage need during sound checks to the sound booth, assisting with monitor settings, making equipment changes, communicating needs from the pastor to the service director, etc. It is a volunteer position, yet it takes a certain proactive personality. Our worship service director is also volunteer and is responsible, more than anything, keeping all technical elements on their toes, constantly in communication with the stage, sound, lighting and media. They have to be able to react to anything that arises and quickly diagnose and solve problems that may arise during the service. I hope that helps. |
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| Sounds like you want a Stage Technician. A Stage Manager can handle the orgainization and communication but usually lack the technical knowledge to be much use in trouble shooting. You could very well call it a Stage Manager, just be sure to note in the description that a strong technical knowledge is necessary. I don't have a job profile for that position but i can give you some traits to look for. Type A personality. Highly communicative Thinks on their feet. strong technical background Ability to deal with Musicians Ok that last one was just for fun. I'm sure more will chime in to help out. Feel free to post as you go and we can give you as much guidance and constructive criticism to get you going. crt
__________________ Chad Taylor |
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| Here's what I have so far for the position profile. Specific job description will take a little more time. Summary Responsible for timely facilitation, coordination and communication of platform needs that enhance the service environment while advancing the cause of worship, evangelism and spiritual formation at Faith Assembly. Attributes/Expectations
Mark Last edited by Mark Nicholson; Monday, April 14th, 2008 at 07:38 AM. Reason: Unplanned emoticons! |
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| To me that almost seems like several people's jobs smashed into one .. particularly, jobs from multiple disciplines. fix the stuff = system engineer blend vocal parts = vocal coach blend instrument parts = band director anticipate platform needs = deck chief, kinda ?stop disruptions tell the sound guys the monitor needs = middleman / A2 I don't really understand the role. What problems are you having that this is to solve? |