Mainstage Sound Designer -- the primary content creator and artistic decisions regarding the sonic experience of the audience. This person works closely with the director to interpret the script and follow conceptual ideas to execute the sound design, including finding or creating music, and finding or creating sound effects and ambiences needed according to the script, concept, and conversations with the director. Typically this person has already taken THE 253 Sound & Projections Design, and/or taken THE 150 Intro to Design & Production, as well as being involved in some way on a mainstage production before.

Assistant Sound Designer -- this person attends all weekly meetings, takes notes for the designer, and assists the designer with anything needed ranging from recording sound effects, gathering music samples, creating paperwork for the sound cues and sound system. We can be flexible in terms of your level of responsibility and involvement based on what you are wanting out of the experience.

Production Sound Engineer -- similar to the position of Head Electrician in the lighting world, this person coordinates the load-in and installation of speakers and sound equipment, including intercom. They work with the sound design team to make sure the sound system is set up properly and ready to go for tech rehearsals. Hours are usually worked during weekday business hours, except when they are on-call for tech and performances.

Assistant Production Sound Engineer -- assists the Production Sound Engineer, a good way to observe the process and get some hands-on experience with sound systems, training to become the lead production sound engineer on another show.

Sound Board Operator -- this person triggers the sound cues at the right moment during each performance. They are present for the tech rehearsals (usually the week before the show opens) and all of the performances, and will receive class credit for hours spent through THE 100 Participation. A great way to get an introduction to the sound production process.

Assistant Sound Board Operator -- this person assists the Sound Board Operator, usually in more of an observational/shadowing role, training to become the lead sound board operator on another show.