Recent content by Van Williams

Hello CB Folks,I am writing to express my curiosity about the recent decision made by my school to replace the stage floor. The 1/2 inch sheets of plywood that were originally installed have delaminated and compromised the integrity of the stage. The current floor makeup consists of an...

https://www.lumastream.com/product/891-high-lumen-fixed-round-downlightBoth the fixture and power-supply are slated to be capable, flicker-free dimming to 0.2%.I had never advertised this way and became curious if .2% would be worth the discounted price for the product.

Hello,Out of curiosity how significant would .2% coming be versus .1%?

They are Offering me Automated Systems Rigger 1 (swing) meaning I'm not on one ship more than two months which sounds nice.

Did you work for the cruise line? I expected the rules to be strict. Are the crew generally happy?

Hello I've received an offer from Disney. And was wondering if anyone has any experience working for them, more specifically Disney cruise lines. I've heard stories, and very mixed opinions on the matter.

It may not be practical for each individual cue to be confirmed if the automation sequence is continuous yes, however the stage manager should receive a standby at-least for the entire cue stack. Being responsible for 70-95 automation cues within a 50 min show it is best practice to confirm all...

When working large scale show involving automation. Cues should ALWAYS be confirmed!!!!

I recieved a BFA in theatre production (specializing in Stage Management and Carpentry) I currently work in the cruise industry as a Deputy Production manager of stage and automation, and bring home about 27,000- 30,000 a year(depending on how many months of the year I work) before taxes. Now...

Hello Ladies and Gents,I am currently a Deputy Production Manager of Stage and Automation for Carnival UK (specifically Cunard Cruise Lines) just stopping in to say hello, and its great to be a part of such and amazing community!

Working on cruise ships can be the most rewarding experience of your career or the bane of your existence. I believe you know if it is for you within the first week of working onboard as your initial experience will no doubt be a sensory overload of information and responsibility thrown at you...

Hello, I'm curious to know if this worked out for you? I was looking into the company but decided not to apply due to the lack of information provided on the internet.Cheers, Van Williams