What do these stage-jobs do and how much experience would I need to become one of them in a high school play?

Question

Stage Manager
Assistant Director
Sound/Lighting Designer
Publicity Director
Concessions Coordinator

Answer 1

Stage Mge - runs the show during performances when the director is in the audience. He is the boss back stage.

Asst. Director- could be anything from gofer to promptor

Sound and Lighting designer, gathers the sound effects, and makes a tape to play during the show, lighting designer plans and sets the lights and may operate the board during the show.

Publicity director==organizes and makes sure the play has plenty of publicity.

consessions coordinator organizes and sells goodies at intermission

now which do you think you can handle effectively?

Answer 2

In high school:
Stage Manager: Covers props, sets up the stage, keeps track of costumes and everything.
Asst. Director: Prompter, pays attention to things the director can't, can input ideas as well
Sound/Lighting Designer: Matches sound and lighting to scenes and sets.
Publicity Director: Makes up posters, programs, tickets, just puts the word out there'll be a play.
Concessions Coordinator: Manages concession stand, refreshments.
In high school, I'm thinking if you're committed to the job, and can manage to do it properly without too many slip ups, and help to pull the play together, then you can probably get the job. It's high school, so they'll need people to do this. The jobs aren't too bad, but they take concentration and committment.