The Industry
Sun, 27 Mar 2005, 11:52 amWalter Plinge22 posts in thread
The Industry
Sun, 27 Mar 2005, 11:52 amJust a question to everyone out there, how to people get on crews...actors have auditions, crew have.....is it all word of mouth??
Re: The Industry
Tue, 29 Mar 2005, 10:00 pmWalter Plinge
Thanks for the input there Crispy.
The WAAPA course techies may leave the course with Electrical Trades Assistant license, which allows you to do everything but 'electrical work' eg terminate or install wiring or equipment.
I understand the risks involved of someone without the knowledge and experience to use lighting equipment, however i don't understand why it is said that it is illegal without being trained. Dangerous, but surely it's not illegal.
I see this the equivalent as someone using power tools. If you dont know what your doing it can be dangerous, but it's legal to use them.
crgwllms wrote:
> And the lighting design course at WAAPA might have their
> finger on the switch, but I'd be careful of the Musical
> Theatre department or the Conservatory.....they have a lot of
> conductors...
haha.
Cheers,
MattC
The WAAPA course techies may leave the course with Electrical Trades Assistant license, which allows you to do everything but 'electrical work' eg terminate or install wiring or equipment.
I understand the risks involved of someone without the knowledge and experience to use lighting equipment, however i don't understand why it is said that it is illegal without being trained. Dangerous, but surely it's not illegal.
I see this the equivalent as someone using power tools. If you dont know what your doing it can be dangerous, but it's legal to use them.
crgwllms wrote:
> And the lighting design course at WAAPA might have their
> finger on the switch, but I'd be careful of the Musical
> Theatre department or the Conservatory.....they have a lot of
> conductors...
haha.
Cheers,
MattC
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