Artistic Director

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The artistic director is authorized and responsible for the artistic (sometimes organizational and business) management of a performance , an institution or the process of creating a work of art . In the case of performances (e.g. concert , drama , ballet ) he is responsible for developing and studying the work according to a concept. For institutions (e.g. theater , opera , choir , orchestra , broadcasting company , exhibition , museum , film festival ), for example, he takes on the design of the program and artist engagements, program or exhibition planning - tasks that are decisive for the artistic profile of the institution.

Artistic directors include conductors , choreographers , and in a broader sense also artistic directors , dramaturges or curators ; in the field of new media it is mainly directors , art directors and game developers . In particular, the responsibility varies depending on the industry:

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