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Behind The Scenes We were more like a team than a class, everyone learned to work well together, commented stage- craft advisor Mr. Hollenbeck. Unlike other clubs at Madison, Stagecraft is one for those who would rather not get any attention, the reason being that the attention members recieve is often negative. It isn't that they aren't appreciated, they are very much, but they work so well that many don't realize that they are backstage running the production until they forget to turn the spotlight on, or they forget to close the curtains. What is stagecraft all about? Stagecraft is living art created by the students. No, it isn't art that walks, it is the props, lighting, and sound involved in any pro- duction. The members create there own props and scenes. It isn't quite as easy as it sounds. The artist has to make scenes that relate and that motivate the actors. The props also have to bring out more energy from the characters portrayed. The students are entirely on there own when it comes to opening night. They run the play by themselves, I sit in the audience and watch, said D.H. D.H. explains to the class what they need to accomplish with the set. Mike Fotfa helps paint the set for the talent show. he Six Family Organizations 115
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Jennifer Willing pinis the set. while the others discuss what to do next. Front row: Mary-Ann Hagio. Jeff Gastauer. Jennifer Wilfing. Jason Sky. Second row: Shelly Effron. Jenni Certutti, Marlene Postula. Cell Sliaw, Tricia Allison. Tony Gutowski. Laurie Ennis. Dennis Hollenbeck. Back row: Mike Forfa, Sean Hart, Heather Nickles. Patty Perez, Shannon Powers, Pamela Park. Tony Gutowski practices adjusting the lights. Sean Hart refers to the tool shelf for help in his creativ const ructing. 114 Stagecraft This Page Sponsored
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Joe Fortum works enthusiastically at his piano playing. Rockwell Walters breathes a breath of life into his trombone. Front row: Jennifer Schrcckcngost, Gilbert Ramirez, Heather Nicholes. Second row: Rockwell Walters. Brian Hatch, Kip Hickman. Back row: Jason Tuttle, lirnie Morgan. Joe Fortum, Dwaine Carlson. Scott Garrison. Mike Jones, Nathan Smith, 116 Jazz, Wind Bnsemblc Concert Band
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