Stage Plot

A stage plot, also known as a technical rider or technical plot, is a detailed plan of the stage layout, technical requirements, and logistics for a live performance, concert, or theatrical production. It is typically created by the production team, including the lighting and sound designers, stage manager, and technical director.

Clearly mark "AC" or "Power" spots for pedalboards and synths. 2. The Input List stage plot

Where you need floor wedges or where the IEM (In-Ear Monitor) transmitter sits. A stage plot, also known as a technical

: Locations for vocal mics, instrument mics, and Direct Injection (DI) boxes. Remember, "Stage Right" is the performer's right when

Remember, "Stage Right" is the performer's right when looking at the audience. Using "House Left/Right" can lead to confusion.

Without a stage plot, the sound engineer has to guess—which leads to wasted time, confused stagehands, and a stressful soundcheck. A good stage plot delivers four critical benefits: