Tech Crew
Tech Crew
Students interested in working in production should attend the Info Meetings to find out about the several tech opportunities that range from stage management, design internships, production run crew, and all the various departments such as construction, costuming, digital-design, film, house management, lighting, and sound.
During production, Jesuit Drama students collaborate with and are instructed by dedicated, professional theater artists, designers and technicians.
No experience necessary. All are welcome!
Tech Design Interns
Want to go further in tech?
If you want to learn more about construction, lighting, and sound design; if you have a good work ethic; if you want to dedicate your time and energy to the behind-the-scenes creative process of Jesuit Drama; consider being a Tech Design Intern.
One spot available in each design department.
If you’re interested, contact us at drama@jesuithighschool.org.
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Great Job, Tech!
2019 Fall Play Technicians Take a Well-Deserved Bow
“A dream doesn’t become reality through magic. It takes sweat, determination and hard work.” (Kevin Boateng)
Tech made it happen. Thank you!!!
Click here to join us. All are welcome.
Behind the Scenes@Jesuit Drama!
A film by Nathan Keowen '18
Go behind the scenes at Jesuit Drama!
Come find out what tech’s all about…
Isaiah Says,…”Let it rain!!!”
Thanks to the combined brains and talent of Isaiah Says PSM Scott Tooley and ASM Josh Clark, the last image of the play featured the cast lined up on stage, looking up…at rain!
Scott, Josh, and many dedicated technician worked for months planning, testing, revising, re-testing, and executing a beautiful stage effect that created a powerful onstage image at the end of the show.
Congrats and thanks to all Jesuit Drama Technicians for your achievement and dedication.
From Circles to Squares
Watch "The Encyclopedia of Early Earth" become "Once on this Island"
Click here to see our amazing paint crew transform our floor.
Cats…in 60 Seconds!
Click here to see our 2011 production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats in sixty-seconds.