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Chawalang has some great answers. To answer #5, check out smnetwork.org and Actors Equity Association, as that's the union tied to stage managers. Good stage managers can command some very good pay.

Of course. What I can show for now is what I am using as an example site. You can find it at terryjachimiak.tapdcreations.com. I am able to create a variety of looks, depending on what is desired. I also do business sites, and can show those as well, but I feel the design aspect is very...

Hey all:Just wanted to let everyone know that I am starting web design company catered to creatives. I'll be focusing on portfolio and marketplace websites for people in theatre, art, photography, design, etc. This will be a paid service. I know there are free services out there, such as...

I am mostly in agreement with Footer. If theatre is what you want to do, don't worry about anything else. I am, lately, encouraging marketing and business minors to my students though, as it helps them understand the business side of things. Most theatre people are horrible at understanding...

Generally I would say stick with your name. It's simple, easy to remember, and allows for adjustment in job position in the future. You can be more specific on the website.

Second tutorial is up at Drawing Without Paper Continued! The Procreate Brush and All It's Abilities! | The Theatre Professor

Which I was out your way. That sounds like a pretty amazing presentation.

Newest podcast is up!

Hello all:I'm starting a vidcast series on my website. It will show you how to use Procreate, a drawing and painting app for the iPad. For anyone looking to move into digital designing, this tool can help you move away from traditional mediums and start to experiment with digital creation...

Well, first off, congratulations on your impending degree, as well as the ability to come out of undergrad with no debt. That's wonderful, and will help you immensely in the long run. Now, on to the question.It seems at this time that you are knowledgeable in the field, as well as taking the...

I just wanted to see if anyone else was heading to SETC this week in Mobile, AL? I'll be part of 4 workshops while I'm down there, so make sure you say hi, and let me know you're from Control Booth!

Another option would be Isadora, though the learning curve is a bit steeper than Qlab. When I was looking into purchasing it, I was amazed at the ability to do a variety of things with video, and control it in numerous ways. If you have the time, I would definitely look into it.

Hey there Control Booth junkies. I just wanted to let people know that there is a new Theatre Education podcast starting up. I figured I would let people here know, as I am a frequent viewer, even though I may not be a frequent poster.For those interested, the website is The Theatre...

What a wonderful thread this has turned into. I must say, after having read through the entire thing, there is so much wisdom that what I have to offer is minuscule in comparison. The question: "Can you make a living in technical theatre?" Really, the answer is, why would you want to make a...

Let me begin by saying these are merely another educator's views on what you've presented.Let me first totally agree with this. $20,000 sounds amazing and stunning and wonderful to create a full-size working theatre space. Heck, I could probably do it with $10,000 at this point.Agree...