Publicity for a Production

What is included in the publicity for a production?

• Only posters and programs

• Posters, programs, t-shirt design, announcements, and any other type of advertising

• Only online advertisements

• Only ticket sales

Who is responsible for handling publicity?

• The Production Crew

• The Publicity Crew

• The House Crew

• The Ticket Sales Crew

Can the responsibilities of the Publicity Crew sometimes be combined with another crew?

• No, they are always separate

• Yes, with the Ticket Sales Crew

• Yes, with the House Crew

• Yes, with the Production Crew

What is the responsibility of the Publicity Crew?

• To perform in the production

• To organize and implement all advertising for a production

• To write the script for the show

• To manage the finances of the production

When does the Publicity Crew's job begin?

• After the show ends

• Once the rehearsals begin

• As soon as the cast is announced

• During the week of the show

What tasks does the Publicity Crew undertake after rehearsals begin?

• Taking pictures of rehearsals and making posters

• Writing the script for the show

• Composing music for the production

• Designing costumes for the cast

What does the Publicity Crew work on the week of the show?

• Rehearsing with the cast

• Creating a lobby display with photos and decorations that fit the production

• Selling tickets for the show

• Organizing transportation for the cast

What is the most common type of advertisement mentioned in the image?

• Radio advertisement

• Television commercial

• Show poster

• Online banner ad

Where can a printed show poster be displayed to inform potential patrons?

• In a private office

• Around the school or community

• On personal vehicles

• Inside a book

Which of the following is NOT listed as necessary information to include on a show poster?

• Title of the show and graphic

• Playwright's name

• Cost of admission

• Restaurant locations nearby