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You are in charge of printing scripts for read-through, unless you can get the producer or actors to do it. Printing scripts takes longer than you think! Make sure the scripts have page numbers! Give yourself more than an hour! Have the scripts ready to be printed beforehand so you don't have to deal with formatting while trying to print everything. Use the Athena cluster on the 5th floor of the student center, 'cause it has lots of printers. Print on all the printers simultaneously (or some subset of them). Print in small batches (2 to 5 scripts) so that other people don't hate you. Keep an eye out for running out of ink or paper so that you don't waste time and trees. You'll want scripts for all the actors, the director, yourself, plus a few extras for people like lights or sound who may want them. It's a good idea to also send out a digital version of the script in case people loose theirs or would rather work off an iPad or smaller pages or something.
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