Hallo lovely peoples! Nathan is in the lounge! i'm new !

And there I think (from the limited industry experience I have) is the main part missing. We have the 'skills' training, but not the logistics training- if you get what I mean. Self producing a show in school was easy- the background details of them covering my insurance, getting me a venue etc that I didn't really see all happened around my plans of just getting a good looking show on stage. Then putting on a show outside of school was a whole different kettle of fish. Because of the different kettle the show we produce lacked a fair bit compared to the one at school because there was SO much more that we needed to worry about. (Not to mention self producing at an under 18 age isn't easy...it's parents signature on the dotted line for a lot of things). Negotiations took place in rehearsal time, rehearsal time was uhhh whenever we got a chance inbetween chasing things up. However next time I know where to go straight away- not spend hours phoning insurance company and another and another. Here's my metaphor- gaining the experience for me has been a treasure hunt- you search around a bit, you get an answer, and another, and slowly more and more pieces are revealed, so next time you go looking you can jump closer to the 'X' than the last time! However something I want to be part of in the future (after skills training at Uni etc) is a group that aids young performers wanting to learn how to put on a show. Because I know how much I needed the help. (Cockiness only lasts so long haha) Sean ____________________________________________________________ Currently working on: A nice break before jumping into my next project.