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Emie .
Im writing a story for our school newspaper on being addicted to texting, and I am wondering how many texts teens send each year, and each day. Does anyone know a way to find that out, or what the answer is?
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What is stage managing like in college?
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I've been SM for 3 shows so far in high school, and some of my older friends have been telling me horror stories about college theatre. Thing is, I had tentatively considered tech as a major after this year (I'm a senior). Does anyone have comments on college productions?
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Well, I'm also an SM in college and I love it. Granted, sometimes and more than often it's a love-hate relationship, but isn't that true for most things? I can honestly say it's the first thing I've ever felt so passionately about. I've completed 1 show as the SM and two as the ASM, and am currently ASMing 1 show and SMing another. Depending on what college you go to, SMing can be extremely simple to get into. For example, I go to The University of Florida, and while we have 6 undergraduate and 3 graduate degrees in theatre, there are none for stage management. This actually makes it simple to find involvement early, because you don't have to compete with upperclassmen or grad students for positions. On the other hand, there is no one here to take me by the hand, and for the most part everything I've learned has been either self-taught or learned on my own time from the few other SMs, either professional or collegiate, that I know. I was always busy in HS, but nothing prepared me for what it's like once you take on Stage Management in college. Rehearsals for a show are generally 5 days a week, for about 4 hours at a time, for around 4-10 weeks (department shows for school have shorter rehearsal times, whereas company shows are much more stringent). On top of this are production meetings weekly, which the Stage Manager runs and are generally an hour or so. Sometimes a musical will be fortunate enough to have 2 SMs, but it's usually just 1 SM and 1 ASM (my current production as ASM fits this description, my other show as SM is a bit larger and thus I have two assistants). I joined both of these shows about 7 months in advance and had met with crew long before a cast was even thought of. Both of my current shows have casts of 10, which may not seem too large, but is difficult enough when you consider that's 10 class schedules, 10 exam schedules (since college exams are usually at night or at least outside of class time), 10 prior engagements, 10 vacation schedules, and 10 work schedules that have to be precisely arranged into dates and times to rehearse. Sometimes people realize halfway into rehearsals that they forgot a date and you have to be that bad guy who tells them "too bad". I send out at least 1 email daily (a rehearsal report for all design and crew), but usually 2-3, including the day's blocking notes for actors and designers as well as reminder emails of schedules and news. I am the building's security since, with rehearsals running until 11 PM or later, I have to lock up and write a report on it for the school's production manager. I am the sole time-keeper for breaks (we work with AEA rules), sole blocking note taker, sole rehearsal reporter, sole security officer, and sole emailer during rehearsals. Luckily ASMs can assist on line notes and the related. During a show, of course, I call the cues, which are my obligation to compile on my own time with designers outside of rehearsals, meetings or tech. Besides the director, I'm the only person required at every rehearsal, meeting and tech date. I have to arrange my class schedule so that I not only go too late so I miss my 6 PM rehearsal, but that I also don't go too early since I usually get home around 11 or midnight and am lucky to be finished with homework by 3 AM. Like I said before, I'm all too often the bad guy who has to lay down the law or call actors on their time off to call them to a spot rehearsal. It would be a lie to say that it doesn't stress me out completely and make a little piece of my soul die every time I have to reject a facebook event invitation and write "not attending, I've got rehearsal". 4 hours a day seems completely reasonable, but I figure I can usually pull at least another hour of my personal time every day, as well as 2 hours per day on weekends or days without rehearsal, and once in tech week my mandatory 6-8 hour tech rehearsals become 10-12 hours in the theatre. But I love it. Stage Managers are fun people, I love everyone I work with. And not just fellow crew, my actors and directors are beyond amazing. My best friends are actors and designers I've met on shows in college, and just as fulfilling as working with them is being able to see them on stage in a show you haven't worked on. Every show is a completely different experience; I've had the learning experience, the bonding experience, the world premiere experience, the fun yet crazy technical experience, and the educational and inspirational experience. I finally feel like I'm becoming good at what I do, which is good since it's taken me 5 shows to get here, but at the same time there are still people I look at and admire for their experience and longevity in a field that's mentally, emotionally and sometimes physically (if you consider sleep deprivation physical) demanding. No other field of theatre can offer the broad education you can achieve with Stage Management (our sole management class here requires costumes, sound, light, set construction, set desig
Well, I'm also an SM in college and I love it. Granted, sometimes and more than often it's a love-hate relationship, but isn't that true for most things? I can honestly say it's the first thing I've ever felt so passionately about. I've completed 1 show as the SM and two as the ASM, and am currently ASMing 1 show and SMing another. Depending on what college you go to, SMing can be extremely simple to get into. For example, I go to The University of Florida, and while we have 6 undergraduate and 3 graduate degrees in theatre, there are none for stage management. This actually makes it simple to find involvement early, because you don't have to compete with upperclassmen or grad students for positions. On the other hand, there is no one here to take me by the hand, and for the most part everything I've learned has been either self-taught or learned on my own time from the few other SMs, either professional or collegiate, that I know. I was always busy in HS, but nothing prepared me for what it's like once you take on Stage Management in college. Rehearsals for a show are generally 5 days a week, for about 4 hours at a time, for around 4-10 weeks (department shows for school have shorter rehearsal times, whereas company shows are much more stringent). On top of this are production meetings weekly, which the Stage Manager runs and are generally an hour or so. Sometimes a musical will be fortunate enough to have 2 SMs, but it's usually just 1 SM and 1 ASM (my current production as ASM fits this description, my other show as SM is a bit larger and thus I have two assistants). I joined both of these shows about 7 months in advance and had met with crew long before a cast was even thought of. Both of my current shows have casts of 10, which may not seem too large, but is difficult enough when you consider that's 10 class schedules, 10 exam schedules (since college exams are usually at night or at least outside of class time), 10 prior engagements, 10 vacation schedules, and 10 work schedules that have to be precisely arranged into dates and times to rehearse. Sometimes people realize halfway into rehearsals that they forgot a date and you have to be that bad guy who tells them "too bad". I send out at least 1 email daily (a rehearsal report for all design and crew), but usually 2-3, including the day's blocking notes for actors and designers as well as reminder emails of schedules and news. I am the building's security since, with rehearsals running until 11 PM or later, I have to lock up and write a report on it for the school's production manager. I am the sole time-keeper for breaks (we work with AEA rules), sole blocking note taker, sole rehearsal reporter, sole security officer, and sole emailer during rehearsals. Luckily ASMs can assist on line notes and the related. During a show, of course, I call the cues, which are my obligation to compile on my own time with designers outside of rehearsals, meetings or tech. Besides the director, I'm the only person required at every rehearsal, meeting and tech date. I have to arrange my class schedule so that I not only go too late so I miss my 6 PM rehearsal, but that I also don't go too early since I usually get home around 11 or midnight and am lucky to be finished with homework by 3 AM. Like I said before, I'm all too often the bad guy who has to lay down the law or call actors on their time off to call them to a spot rehearsal. It would be a lie to say that it doesn't stress me out completely and make a little piece of my soul die every time I have to reject a facebook event invitation and write "not attending, I've got rehearsal". 4 hours a day seems completely reasonable, but I figure I can usually pull at least another hour of my personal time every day, as well as 2 hours per day on weekends or days without rehearsal, and once in tech week my mandatory 6-8 hour tech rehearsals become 10-12 hours in the theatre. But I love it. Stage Managers are fun people, I love everyone I work with. And not just fellow crew, my actors and directors are beyond amazing. My best friends are actors and designers I've met on shows in college, and just as fulfilling as working with them is being able to see them on stage in a show you haven't worked on. Every show is a completely different experience; I've had the learning experience, the bonding experience, the world premiere experience, the fun yet crazy technical experience, and the educational and inspirational experience. I finally feel like I'm becoming good at what I do, which is good since it's taken me 5 shows to get here, but at the same time there are still people I look at and admire for their experience and longevity in a field that's mentally, emotionally and sometimes physically (if you consider sleep deprivation physical) demanding. No other field of theatre can offer the broad education you can achieve with Stage Management (our sole management class here requires costumes, sound, light, set construction, set desig
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