APT Training at PLASA Focus Baltimore
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The Academy of Production Technology and PLASA have joined forces to provide training that will interest all production professionals and aspiring professionals.
Don't miss this chance to strengthen your skills and enhance your credentials. Three days of electrics, rigging, audio, and video training will take place in the Baltimore area, May 5-7, 2014.
Click here to find out more.
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Audio Training
Basics of live audio fundamentals presented by touring professional Harry Netti including understanding decibels, power, audio mixing and signal flow. If you want to learn or improve your understanding of live audio production mixing, setup and troubleshooting, this "hands on" training is for you.
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Electrics Training
Three days of electrics training led by ETCP Recognized Trainer Richard Cadena, covers basic to advanced electricity, elements of power distribution, electrical safety, codes and regulations, and controls systems for beginning to advanced attendees.
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Rigging Training
Three days of rigging training led by ETCP Recognized Trainer Ethan Gilson covers technical skills for practicing riggers including fall protection, rigging hardware, load calculations, and more.
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Video Training
Three-day training class covering the camera and camcorder, shooting, lighting, output, video post production, audio post production, and DVD authoring.
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Essential Industry Standards
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by Jay Glerum, author of "Stage Rigging Handbook, 3rd Edition"
In 1980, at a session on Rigging at the USITT conference in Kansas City, a member of the audience asked, "Where can I find the standards that cover rigging in our industry?"
The answer was "nowhere." There were no standards because no one had written any. That question, however, prompted a long series of actions by USITT and ESTA (now PLASA) that resulted in the first rigging standard being approved by the American National Standards Association (ANSI) in 1999.
There are now over 40 standards covering a multitude of subjects in the entertainment industry. As a working or aspiring professional in the entertainment industry, how do you know which ones are important for you to read?
Click here to find out.
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Now Available! 2nd Edition of
Electricity for the Entertainment Electrician & Technician
February 17 marks the launch of the revised book about powering live event productions safely and efficiently
About a year ago, I started updating Electricity for the Entertainment Electrician & Technician. Today is the official launch date!
What's new in the book? In a word, lots. Although the fundamentals of electricity don't change, our practices do. So this edition has new information about electrical safety, new types of loads, like LEDs and video displays, and how they affect our power distribution systems. It also has new information about other power sources like portable power generators and batteries.
People often ask me if they should buy the new edition if they already have the old, and to that, I say, "Does electricity travel uphill?" If you don't know the answer to that question, you should probably get the book. If you do know the answer, get it anyway.
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FREE! Power Practice App from APT
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 Choose your voltage, choose the number of problems you want to work, and go to town on the new APT Power Practice app. The free app serves up practice problems, reviews the results, gives you the correct answers, and provides you with your score.
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"The best that an individual can do is to do what he or she can do, together with a burning desire to do it better."
Elizabeth Bowen
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New Rigging Class!
Entertainment Rigging with Ethan Gilson
May 5, 6, & 7, 2014
Baltimore
Location: 4Wall DC
9525 Berger Road, Suite G
Columbia, MD 21046
New Video Class!
Video Production and Post Production
May 5, 6, & 7, 2014
Baltimore
Location: 4Wall DC 9525 Berger Road, Suite G Columbia, MD 21046
New Electrics Class!
Electricity, Power Distribution, and Controls
May 5, 6, & 7, 2014
Baltimore
Location: 4Wall DC 9525 Berger Road, Suite G Columbia, MD 21046
New! Live Audio Training
with top industry professional Harry Netti
May 5, 6, & 7, 2014
Baltimore
"I'm walking away feeling more knowledgeable and confident with a renewed sense of excitement about our field." - Jamie Stepp, Desmoines Performing Arts |
Entertainment Electrics on DVD |
Don't miss PLASA Focus Baltimore at the Reitz Arena on the campus of Loyola University, May 8 & 9, 2014. The Professional Development Program will include free seminars with the leading professionals of live event production.
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