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Expertise
I can answer questions about all aspects of technical theater. Specific categories are lighting, sound, rigging, scenic construction, unions, and the industry as a whole. I can not answer questions about costumes or makeup.
Experience in the area
15 years in live theater production/live concert production.
Education/Credentials
BFA in Technical Theater - Emerson College
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Recent Answers from Brian Isaacs
2012-05-18 Final project?:
First imagine how you see the scene in your head. Is it mostly garden elements - trees, flowers? Or is it more statuary? Sketch how you see it, or look at some pictures to get your idea flushed out.
2012-03-22 ETC Express MSC:
http://figure53.com/qlab/documentation/msccue.php Check the following: Device ID set in QLab & the Express. USE MSC not MIDI. All cue numbers and q lists must match. check controlbooth.com for
2011-05-17 equity card:
It sounds to me like the theater is using her internship to get her her card via the EMC program. She would have to apply to get her card at the start of the internship and then do her 50 hours to become
2010-10-19 Questions on being a sound a light tech:
This career can be fun and challenging. Depending on the specific aspect you are interested in there are a wide variety of different directions you can take. For example, you can be a sound tech/lighting
2010-08-03 Theatre:
A lavalier microphone is a small microphone that clips on to the person using it. It is also commonly known as a lav or a lapel mic. They are almost always wireless using RF to transmit to a receiver.
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