TDJ
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When a professional theatrical rigger reviews someone else's design of a rigging system for its suitability to a specific purpose, in this case lifting heavy loads -- including stage wagons and actors -- overhead on stage, and does so on a pro bono basis as a favor to his no-budget community theater friends, what precisely might this professional's review entail? Would it be inherently limited in scope in some way, and if so for what reasons? Suppose that the reviewer will not be asked to be present to oversee the installation of the system at the theater by the designer and his community theater friends.
I am basically trying to understand what information you folks need to see in such a design in order for any review to be truly meaningful, and if there are overriding reasons for you not to become involved at all, then I'd like to know of those as well.
I am basically trying to understand what information you folks need to see in such a design in order for any review to be truly meaningful, and if there are overriding reasons for you not to become involved at all, then I'd like to know of those as well.
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