Online Rigging Training

[DGotlieb]

I know rigging information on line is intentionally minimal. However I have several part time employees to keep busy while having to shelter in place. I asked them if there were any topics they wanted to try to learn more about while sitting at home, one is hoping to brush up their rigging knowledge. Does anyone know any good resources?

 

[JAC]

Does it have to be online? Jay Glerum's Stage Rigging Handbook is hard to beat, and it's readily available without leaving your house.

 

[DGotlieb]

Does it have to be online? Jay Glerum's Stage Rigging Handbook is hard to beat, and it's readily available without leaving your house.

I personally learn better from a person talking to me like a video then reading, but yes it's a great resource.

 

[BillConnerFASTC]

ETC has a basics course - based on their Prodigy line.

 

[Lafalot]

Chicago FLyouse just posted a playlist - hope this link works, copied from Facebook

https://tinyurl.com/uy6nut7

 

[DRU]

Have them get Rigging Math Made Simple and the accompanying workbook by Delbert Hall, then set up time for a group video chat to go over workbook problems together.

 

[What Rigger?]

Chicago FLyouse just posted a playlist - hope this link works, copied from Facebook

https://tinyurl.com/uy6nut7

I sent that out to a BUNCH of the new generation people at work, as a "Here, this is how the voodoo works. Come see me when we're back" sort of thing. Thanks.

 

[Dagger]

I sent that out to a BUNCH of the new generation people at work, as a "Here, this is how the voodoo works. Come see me when we're back" sort of thing. Thanks.

Flyhouse offered free onine courses . Unfortunately courses a full , hope they make more.

Hoping CM will follow and make some webinars and online courses free .