Basic Stage Terms For Musicians, Actors, and Techs - Stagecraft 101

A stagecraft terms video guidebook. Some of the most frequently used stage terms in live music, broadcast, and theatrical productions are discussed in this video. Essentially a Stagecraft 101 as far as stage work terminology goes.

Terms like Stage right, Stage left, Upstage, Downstage, etc. all explained.
These terms are applicable to musicians, actors, bands, techs, stagehands, directors, producers, production managers, etc.. Important and frequently used terms for understanding directions whether for loading in, loading out, setting up, equipment and cable placement, stage pinning, microphone placements, theatrical blocking, etc.. Also, indispensable for reading stage plots and communicating directions.

Frequently used in live sound reinforcement, live audio and lighting productions, broadcast, television productions, video productions, theaters, concerts, multi-band festivals, and even conferencing. Anywhere that professional stages and performances or events are held.

From the largest tours to the smallest productions, being able to communicate using these common terms can help setup and show flow issues from load in to performance, all the way to load out and the doors closing on the trailers and trucks.


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Video summary- A 'Roadie' or tech handbook / Stagecraft tutorial / live production tutorial. Typical users of this information include people in these roles: lighting designer, LD, production manager, director, producer, artists, actors, musicians, stagehands /stage hands among others.

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