JOB DESCRIPTIONS

VICE CHAIR (DIRECTOR)
Responsible for the production aspect of the facade.  Supervises the 
production committee members, cast, and chorus.  Works closely with the 
chair in coordinating script selection, try outs, rehearsals, and committee 
meetings.  Experience as a director, assistant director, stage manager, or 
cast member helpful.  Musical knowledge desirable.  Must be able to block a 
20 minute show.  Responsible for giving choreographer, costumer, chorus 
director, and construction personnel complete instructions.

VICE CHAIR (CONSTRUCTION)
Responsible for the construction aspect of the facade.  Supervise the 
construction committee members including light and sound.  Works closely 
with the chair in coordinating the design, painting, and the internal and 
external structure construction plans and schedules.  Experience in 
carpentry, architecture, leadership, and other technical aspects of 
production helpful.

TREASURER
Responsible for maintaining the overall budget.  Must be able to work with 
the chair and vice chairs to allocate the funds effectively. Must be able 
keep up-to-date records.  Experience in campus bookkeeping helpful, but not 
essential.

SECRETARY
Responsible for taking notes at meetings, typing the minutes, keeping 
attendance records, maintaining a facade schedule of events, generally 
keeping track the committee's activities and papers, and submitting 
appropriate papers to Congress and University archives.

LIGHT & SOUND (1-3 positions)
Responsible for designing and setting up the light and sound system in the 
facade with limited funds. (Creativity helps.)
Previous experience preferred. 

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Responsible for supporting director in all of his/her duties. Takes 
director's place in emergencies. Particularly responsible for creating cast 
unity.

STAGE MANAGER
Responsible for recruitment and supervision of props, make up, choral, and 
costuming staff.  Work with assistant director and director.  May be given 
seemingly impossible tasks.

PUBLICITY (1-2 positions)
Responsible for publicity campaigns for try outs and construction parties.  
Talent in art helpful, but not essential.  Responsible for layout and 
printing of facade tickets and programs.

CONSTRUCTION (4-6 positions)
Responsible for designing and constructing the building.  Work closely the 
Vice Chair in charge of construction. Duties include moving facade from 
Tyson to Graham to the lot and back to Tyson.  Construction design begins in 
October, light building until February when facade is brought over from 
Tyson.  Primary time commitment will come during carnival week.  Must be 
able to supervise inexperienced sub committee members in the fundamentals of 
building and/or painting.

PAINT/DESIGN SPECIALIST
Responsible for supervising the painting of the facade structure prior to 
arrival on the lot.  Duties include shopping for supplies and designing a 
feasible paint design. Work closely with other construction committee 
members.

INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION
Primary person responsible for the design and construction of the interior 
stage and set(s).  Must be able to supervise inexperienced workers during 
lot week.

                     SUB COMMITTEE POSITIONS

PROPS PERSONNEL--Creativity helpful
COSTUMING--Sewing experience desireable
MAKE UP--prior experience nice, but not necessary
CAST--no experience necessary.  Try outs are in November.  Rehearsals begin 
in January.  Singing ability desireable.  Must be willing to work and play 
hard.
CHORUS--singing ability nice, but not necessary.  Sing back up for the cast, 
possible publicity duties during the carnival.
Choral director selected amongst selves.
ARTWORK--various jobs throughout year...publicity, t-shirt, stage, program, 
and ticket designs.
CONSTRUCTION--help construct and paint the facade beginning in February.
MUSICIANS--especially a keyboard, but other instruments could be used.  
Desireable if you own your own keyboard.