Services

 

Scenic Design

Scenic designers play a crucial role in theatre, allowing the director to bring their story to life through imagery and props. Tasks such as choosing furniture, building backdrops, and working on a collaborative team with the sound designer, lighting designer, and costume designer are just some of the duties performed by the scenic designer. *Note: a designer is not a builder.

 

Scenic Design

Working with a Play On Scenic Designer starts first with establishing initial contact. They will contact you with some basic questions about the venue and overall concept for your show. After the designer reads the script, they will schedule a production meeting with you with the express purpose of going over what you have in mind for your show. Essential points you want to convey, as well as any scenic elements you feel, are necessary and want to be incorporated.

 

 Light Designers

Hiring the right Light Designer can be crucial to creating the desired visual environment. The Designer will contact you with a few questions about your show, space, and initial concept. They will need a light plot of your venue. If this is not possible, a tour can be arranged.

 

Set Construction

You have your design! Now what? Dont panic. Play On Productions offers a set construction. Depending on availability and the package purchased

  • Play On will construct your set from your materials

  • Send you a budget and a list of what you need to purchase.

  • Depending on the concept and needs of the set Play On has some set pieces and materials available for rent.

 

 Light Board Operators

A light board operator will program your show and, if needed or desired, will run the light board during the performance.

 

 Sound Designers

Sound design can transform your show from working with an original composition that will help create a solid feel for your scenes and transitions to creating extra sound cues and effects required to give your show that final polished touch. When working with a sound designer, you will be contacted with a few questions so they can learn a little about your concept and needs regarding sound design. After an initial read thru of your script they will schedule a production meeting with you to ensure everyone is working towards the same vision and goal. *Note: a Sound Designer is not a sound operator.