I don't use anything special - just a binder for my physical script and a few other documents (contact sheet, audition forms) and a shared google drive folder. I create a musical folder for myself in google drive where I house documents only for my eyes - like our budget, licensing contracts, audition notes, etc. - and then a shared production team folder that gets shared with my student stage managers, student assistant directors, choreographer, music director, TD, and anyone else who needs access. Anyone who creates documents or files related to the musical houses them somewhere in that main folder so that we all have access as needed. Our SMs keep rehearsal reports there and email them out to anyone who has a specific note in them at the end of every rehearsal. I give all my cast and crew access to a digital google sheet with our rehearsal schedule in it and also email it out weekly. I think the key is that whatever system you use should be accessible to anyone who "needs to know" and easy for you to organize. Break a leg!
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Lindsay Hearn Brustein
St. Stephen's Episcopal School
Austin TX
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-20-2021 17:51
From: Naruto Menus
Subject: Musical Production Organization
Hello everyone!
I just recently took over our spring musical at our high school and I am looking for tips to stay organized without carrying around 85 binders with me. I have an iPad that I am hoping to use as my main hub.
Does anyone have any specific apps or program you use to stay organized for your productions? Do you have an helpful tip to pass to a newbie?
Thanks!!
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Naruto Menus
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