A Sound and Video Production Company
The rest of this season is going to get very interesting. I have three schools that I will be working with, that, between them, have six shows all opening in a six week window of time! This is a new challenge, but with some planning and workflow choices, I can do it. Some are bigger …
This summer I’m working on three or four shows. But the one I’d really like to mention quickly is “Merry Wives of Windsor.” I’m teaming up once again with my good friend John Regis, whom I started working with on “Wizard of Oz” last Spring. We did “Fiddler on the Roof” with the 8th graders …
This season is just not letting up. I’m getting married this summer, and we are paying for the wedding ourselves. Which means we’re not doing the typical $36,000+ American wedding (we are kind of not into that anyway) and we are trying to pay for it in cash. So I’m…working. A lot. I am designing/building …
As posted last time, Fall has been a constant flow and no days off. I figured I would finally get to have a break just after Thanksgiving – finish my corporate gig, come back to Fairfield U for the second show of the season for a week and a half, and then rest. 70 days …
Not much rest here… After the super intense spring season, I had 3-4 days off, and then Mary and I jumped in the car and drove across the country with our friend Steph and her 2 year old. Did a little bit of work from the car, designing some digital scenery for Rocky Hill Community …
Here it is! The project I worked so hard on earlier this summer, straining to teach myself more about Qlab and MIDI. Made the best of a situation with very little gear, and I think we did some fine work as a result. Special thanks to director John Regis for bringing me in and letting …
Got a call to do a run of Wizard of Oz in NYC. It sounded like a crummy warehouse show, but when I got there it turned out to be a nice little theatre at a prestigious school on the Upper West Side. Everyone is super nice, and I’m being given carte blanche to do …
