TCS 2014 Storyboard web FINAL

Storyboard
Magazine
June 2014
Welcome!
Five thousand, nine hundred and fifty seven photos.
That is about an hour and a half at one photo every
second. We have so many great photos that it came down
to which one was the best of the best of the best. Telling
the story of the musical at Troy Christian Schools was
hard! Picking what to leave out was really, really tough.
The expression that each student put into their roles-whether an actor, technician or musician was worth
celebrating.
This magazine was a learning experience for
Gene’Scenes--learning how to layout stories, how
to chase down students for biographies (not entirely
successful in that, sadly!) We learned that every student
is worth capturing working or playing--but some run
away from the camera! Some kids appear only once in all
those photos, and sadly was out of focus or only part of
a face. I apologize ahead of time if you aren’t shown on
these pages. We tried, and we’ll definitely try harder next
year.
Summer is in full swing as I write this--it’s hot and
muggy and about half of my friends on Facebook seem
to be at the beach in the Carolinas or up North (Can I
mention the state just North without incurring wrath?)
We’re late with this magazine and I feel terrible. When
Bethel Township in Tipp City got six inches of rain in
ninety minutes, our front yard had three feet of water
from the flash flood. Our basement door let in about
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, lyrics by Tim Rice, music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
An Amateur production by arrangement with The Really Useful Group Ltd
“I feel that being given the
privilege of directing these
marvelous young people over the
last 30 plus years is a “gift from
God”. Sure, it takes a lot of time
and organization, stressful and
tiring as well, but so worth the
effort to enable these talented
students to showcase God’s skills
He has inside them each.”
with our own students.
Who is your favorite character in any musical?
Oh my--I can’t say. I love them all, especially
when my actor (actress) really becomes the
character!
How much time do you put into the last week of the
musical?
It seems like 24/7 :-) I sleep, eat, live it for
four - five months a year!
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setcostumes
the stage
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costumes
Photo by Gabbi Flannery
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orchestration
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backstage
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performances
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curtain
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Stephen Angerer
G’S: Pick three friends, two tools and one
food for a desert island, if you were marooned
for six months with an unlimited supply of
coconuts.
Three Friends: Matt, Aaron, and H.V.; Two
Tools: Saw, All-in-one tool; One food: Broccoli
G’S: If you had to have one song your family
loves stuck in your head permanently, what
would it be?
The Menards Theme song: “You save big money,
you save big money when you shop Menards”.
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Claire Bianco
G’S: Pick three friends, two tools and one
food for a desert island, if you were marooned
for six months with an unlimited supply of
coconuts.
Olivia Turner, Annie Lefler & Clair Sandala.
Hammer & water purifier. Cheese. [Ed:
Practical answers and good culinary sense!
Cheese and coconuts sounds pretty good.]
‘Happy’ by Pharrell. You can’t be in a bad
mood while listening to that song! [Ed: And
now that song is stuck in my head! Cause I’m
hahhppppyyyy…]
G’S: If you had to have one song your family
loves stuck in your head permanently, what
would it be?
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Matthew Webb
Matthew Webb performed percussion in his
sixth TCHS production. He is involved in
cross country, Praise Band, mission work and
Indoor Winter Drumline. “Special thanks
to my parents for always supporting me in
everything I do.” Matthew’s favorite verse is
John 15:13, “Greater love has no one than this:
to lay down one’s life for one’s friend.” He plans
on studying Fire and Emergency Services
at Hocking College. Matthew’s parents are
David & Diane Webb.
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