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Personal Narrative: My Role As An Assistant Director

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This year will mark my second time taking Drama. Last semester I either had the role of an actor or a crew member. This time I’m going to be the assistant director. It’s a whole lot different because an assistant director has more power than an actor because there is more responsibilities involved. Furthermore, yet has to work well with everyone in the cast and crew. Before getting the role of assistant director I knew a friend who had the same role as me last semester and she was always understanding towards everyone, but was determined to finish up things that had to be done. I hope I can play my role as well as her. After knowing what my role was, I’ll be honest, I was nervous but that same friend told me I would do fine because it’s basically

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