As the properties manager I identified all the props in the script and discussed the list with the director, adding and subtracting where needed. From there I drew up work plans for builr props, and created shopping list for props that needed to be purchased.
The largest projects that this show called for were the scenic props. There were three factory tables that included a sewing machine, an ironing board, and an iron, two office tables, and a stove unit for the kitchen. I had the opportunity to do the planning and carpentry work on these as well the craft work.
The Pajama Game by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Director and Choreographer by James Beaudry
Music Director: Matt Marco
Stage Manager: Tyler Herman
Assistant Stage Managers: Mallory Tirone and Alexandria Connolly
Set Design: Lowden Flower
Lighting Design: Ethan Borrok
Sound Design and Mixing: Joyce Cheng
Prop Design: Maili Novak
Costume Design: JenMarquez
Tech Rehearsal Photography: Ethan Borrok
For this project we were assigned a 2 dimensional artwork and had to create it as a 3 dimensional scultpure. I was assigned H.R. Giger's Poster for 1967 Poetenz Art Show. It was built using materials like lumber, muslin, and a broken needle that were scavenged from department garbage bins. Details were composed of model magic and pulled hot glue strings. The whole sculpture was painted over using a mix of acrylic paint adn white glue to increase stability.
Draped Muslin
Addition of Alien Details
Paint
Spatter