Drama Club gets creative for their shows this year

Sophomore Lucy Waggoner (Nina) poses with her sister Roxy, a makeup and costume crew member, pose before all-day tech. Due to Covid-19 regulations, all cast and crew members had to wear masks.
BluePrints Photo by Kennedy Ogden
Sophomore Lucy Waggoner (Nina) poses with her sister Roxy, a makeup and costume crew member, pose before all-day tech. Due to Covid-19 regulations, all cast and crew members had to wear masks. BluePrints Photo by Kennedy Ogden

Just like everyone else, the Drama Club has been facing some set backs on how they are going to be able to produce their shows this year. Luckily, they are able to do a live version of their play with a small audience. But what about the people who are not able to see it live?

The Drama and Film clubs are teaming up to make a film version of the fall play this year. They are filming scenes in locations all around the school.

If people want to see the play, they don’t have to worry about trying to get a ticket to the live production. Everyone can simply watch it from the comfort of their own homes.

This will also be a great chance for the students involved in the production piece of this show.

“Its been an amazing experience for my actors to be filmed and I hope it will be a great project for the film club,” Drama Club adviser Sara Sharp said.

The Film Club has been around for a few years, but is being revitalized this year. Creating the film version of the play is a chance for the Film Club to practice their production skills while helping the Drama Club at the same time.

The show will be streamed this weekend using this link: www.showtix4u.com.

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