• Create, monitor and maintain editorial and art department production schedules• Maintain regular contact with printers, display manufacturers, and logistics companies• Facilitate work-flow and foster interdepartmental communication by trafficking production files, maintaining regular departmental contact, and conducting final proof approval •Create and disseminate UPC, direct print publication, special project and display orders

• Budget, research, purchase and creation of all hand props, furniture, supplies and related design elements within a three week summer stock and educational theatre schedule• Supervise workflows of carpenters, artisans, interns and apprentices and monitor proper safety techniques, protocols and skills• Maintain furniture and hand props, construction materials, and tools inventory in stock• Collaborate with designers, vendors, production team and logistics to realize final vision

• Managing and scheduling four work-study students per semester• Completing weekly and future supply, purchasing and equipment budgets• Curated student galleries, maintained safety standards and stocked print shop, carpentry, painting, drawing studios and photography darkroom• Drafting written correspondence, educational, programming and promotional materials

• Use scenic painting and sculpture and carpentry techniques, including casting, carving and mold making to fabricate hand props and related design elements• Design and layout graphic elements such as “newspapers”, “books”, and “wall art” on set• Research period styles and select set elements within designers vision and budget• Implement timely production design to ensure smooth film or theatrical scheduling

• storyboard and execute hand drawn illustrations for preview segments detailing a "legend" of the American west that hosts would research and try to find.