How to Produce a Short Play
A short play is a unique type of entertainment. Its popularity has decreased in recent few years but it is great way of expressing talent. Plays seem to be smoothly running when you see as an audience. However, you have to go through lot of stuff before your final showdown. You have to look after several things and aspects before making a successful short play. Your dedication and commitment will pay off when the show runs perfectly.
Things Required:
– Rehearsal
– Costumes
– Lighting
– Camera
Instructions
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1
Pick the play
First of all you need to choose the play you want to produce. This could be your own creation or pick a play which is popular. You can alter the famous play with your own creativity and produce it. Remember to choose a script which everyone will enjoy watching. -
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Create a budget
Next you need to determine the budget you are required for your short play. You need to consider all of your expenses which include renting the theater, payroll, props, promotion and other miscellaneous costs which will be involved with the play production. You should check whether the play is financially affordable and reasonable to you or not. -
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Place
You need to decide whether you will display your talent. Determine the place where the play will take place. The best option is to rent a theater but it will cost you a lot. There are several other locations where you can play your play. You can consider displaying your skills at schools, churches and banquet halls. This is because these places will cost you less. -
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Find the director
Next you need to find the best director for your play. You should interview different directors and choose the best among them. You need to check his previous works and also check whether you share same thoughts with him or not. This is because it might lead to conflicts in future. -
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Find actors
After finding the director, you need to audition actors for all the roles in the play. Let them read lines from the script and check their previous works. -
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Rehearsals
You need to let your actors rehearse until everyone is on level terms. Make sure that all actors have firm grip over their role and acting.
