Kianna J. Chavez

For Design and Technical Theatre:

Visual Examples: Drawings, paintings, sculptures, digital art, and photography related to set design, costume design, or other visual elements of theatre.

Drafting: Scenic or costume drafting examples.

Production Photos: Images of sets, costumes, or other design elements you've created or worked on.

Playbills: Include playbills that identify you as a designer, technician, or in a relevant role.

Design Process Documentation: Include sketches, research materials, and other documentation that shows your design process.

Digital Art: Examples of digital renderings or visualizations of set designs or costume concepts.

Technical Drawings: Blueprints or technical drawings for sets or other technical elements. 

For Performance:

Performance Reels: Video clips of acting, singing, or dancing performances.

Audition Tapes: Recordings of audition pieces, such as monologues or musical theatre numbers.

Headshots: Professional photographs that showcase your appearance.

Resume: A detailed list of your performance experience, including roles, productions, and training.

Letters of Recommendation: Letters from teachers, directors, or other professionals who can attest to your skills.

Production Photos: Images of you in character or in performance. 

Production Logs or Journals: Documentation of your work on productions, including notes, schedules, and contact information.

Prompt Books: Copies of scripts with your notes and blocking cues.

Rehearsal Schedules: Examples of schedules you've created for rehearsals.

Contact Sheets: Lists of contact information for cast and crew.

Run Sheets: Detailed schedules for performances, including cues and scene changes.