Senior Project

Today was the final day of Annie!  We successfully put on two shows that I did lighting for.  After we put on the shows, we put away all costumes, sets, and props and had a cast party to celebrate each person who helped make the performance happen (Heather Cullen gave us each a certificate of completion).

Today was a big day.  We had our last practice and put on the first performance of Annie.  I did lighting for both and it was a success!

Today I watched the cast do thier group numbers and I (along with others) gave them some constructive criticism.  We celebrated a main characters birthday (Warbucks) and ran over the scenes with me doing lighting.

Today I was in charge of the music while the kids were doing thier dances and did lighting when we went over the play.  I also watched the makeup application that was needed for the orphans so if someone needs help, I can help them put thier makeup on or do thier hair for the real show.

Today we ran through the entire show and then went through the set changes exclusively.  I learned my lighting cues, and helped set up the Christmas tree prop.

Today I was in charge of music and helped transfer the sets and props from the multipurpose room to the theater. I was assigned the role of helping with lighting for the shows performances.

We ran through the entire show for the special ed class and I did sound and briefly went over what I'd be doing for scene changes

Today I helped make paper snowflakes for props, and helped with sound.

Today I did some more last minute painting, as well as helping with sound and behind stage during rehearsals.

Today I did some last minute painting n the completed sets and helped behind stage while we were rehearsing scenes.

Today I delivered the completed sets to the multipurpose room and stapled them onto the frame.

Today I finished the last three panels of Oliver  Warbuck's house and the entire set.

Today was the fifth day of camp in which I helped with creating props (the mops that are used in the hard knock life dance).

Today was the fourth day of camp.  I helped with music, cut tickets, and began labeling peoples costumes.

Today was the third day of camp.  I helped cut more tickets, and gave the orphans thier aprons, as well as cutting up rags for when they dance to hard knock life.

Today was the second day of camp.  I helped cut out tickets and I helped the director Mrs. Cullen with casting

Today was the first day of camp; I met the actors, discussed the actors skill sets with Mrs. Cullen,  and watched the dances.

I spent 4 and a half hours painting sets and completed three panels of Mr. Warbuck's house.

I spent thirty minutes finishing the aprons for the orphan costumes.

Today I started working on my set for three hours and completed 3 panels of the cityscape.  I also spent 30 minutes attaching lace to aprons for the orphan costumes. 

Today I  finished three panels of the cityscape.

Heather Cullen dropped off set pieces and explained that she wanted a cityscape painted on one side and Mr. Warbuck's mansion painted on the other side.