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Proffesional vs. Amateur (Community)
Replied Apr. 26, 2009
Secretary of the Arts
Started Mar. 14, 2009
Musical Theatre on Broadway!
Replied Mar. 11, 2009
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I been catching up with what is going on with technology for the past 15 years – this is what I recommend from my own experience –
Some decent shotgun mikes – my own personal mikes are two Shure SM 89’s and two Audio Technia AT895 Delta Beams. I als…
We have achieved acceptable results with AKG C568 Shougun mics in our 750 seat community theatre. We place four overhead (on battons) and one each in the SL & SR smokepockts. We use this setup for all of the education program programs and the summer…
Hello there, I'm the Drama Director at a fairly large summer sleep away camp, and the camp boss and I are looking to upgrade the sound system used for performances in the camp Field House, which sports both a very respectable amphitheater outside…
Profile Information
- What's the last show you worked on?
- "Seussical" at Camp Towanda
- What's your current project?
- Teaching an after school drama class in a Richmond City Middle School, as well as preparing for two shows I'll be ADing in the spring.
- What theatres or schools have you attended?
- Longwood University - B.F.A. in Performance. Graduated May 2008.
Shenendoah Summer Music Theatre - Technical Internship. Summer 2006
"Tecumseh!" - Actor. Summer 2008
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey - Directing Internship. Summer 2009
- What's your job in theatre now?
- Freelance Director and Teacher
- What do you aspire to?
- Full-Time Working Director/Theater Owner
- What's your best advice to someone wanting to be in the theatre?
- Come in with good ideas, but be willing to change them when better ones come along.
- Are you currently receiving Stage Directions magazine
- Yes
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 11:14am on April 29, 2009, Katie Warden said…
- hey... just browsing and finding people who want to be directors/ are directors. I think its great that you are Ading at a shakespeare festival. congrats! What year are you in school? where are you going to go to grad school?
- At 11:16pm on April 25, 2009, Daniel Reith said…
- Hey. You can go to SAFD.org, it's down right now, but you can look for certified teachers and/or fight masters in your area. I don't know when it's going to be up. What state are you in?
- At 4:51pm on March 23, 2009, Steve Looten, Jr. said…
- Sounds good! Hopefully, I'll see you in August. And yes, I'll give the Shemanese something to be afraid of!
- At 11:33am on March 22, 2009, Steve Looten, Jr. said…
- I see that you are and will continue working for Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. That's awesome, dude! Congrats!
- At 8:23am on February 23, 2009,
Bill Munoz said… - Unfortunately, we don't have a specific program in Directing for first year apprentices. The program concentrates on acting students. You pay a fee of $650 that covers 13 weeks of room and board, a free headshot, all kinds of master classes and other kinds of acting perks. You also receive $35 a week when performing at the Carl Sandburg site, giving you a return of about $280. You can check out our website and click on "education". Good luck at SETC and hope something works out!
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