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Anyone working warped tour this year?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rachel Silvestrini May 30.
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Corey Taylor and myself.
Most of the people that I know from Full Sail that actually cared about what they were doing, have been most successful on tour. All of them are sound engineers, production manager, and lighting designers. A lot have graduated just recently, too. ...
Well my merch gig just fell thru, so unless I can come up with a production gig pretty quick its not looking good for me being back on Warped again this year
no whos the line up where your at?if u want 2 work at the forecastle festival.contact check out the web site if u need help at warp tour drop a line on who 2 call or email i will do the same 4 u.the fesivals 3 days long u intrested call or email m...
if you need drum technician ,please contact me,...my email :
jordan_gelo@yahoo.com
thx
i need any advice to have work in international event..how do u get there
count me out. another year i have successfully avoided warped tour!!
to me every year is gonna be the year of the tornado! haha
I am sorry to hear. Although I did not know Janelle, my heart goes out to her family and friends.
R.I.P.
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- What Gigs I do:
- Production Assistant, Merch, Backline Company, Logistics, Rigging, Photography
- Other Gigs I do:
- I can pretty much do whatever task is needed. If i do not know it, I will learn it.
- Who Have I Worked With Before?
- From Zero, Blank Theory, Nocturne, Life Echo, Nightwish, Sonic Syndicate, Papa Roach.
Just recently I helped with lighting/sound and did rigging with candlebox.
Will be heading out on this years edition of Warped Tour working Promotion and Production.
- Phone:
- 847-553-8173
- Email:
- vnminside@yahoo.com
- Comments About Me:
- I am a VERY hard worker and a fast learner. I am very eager to keep gaining experience in the field. There is no task to small or too big that I cannot handle.
- Website:
- http://www.myspace.com/venominside
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- At 9:29am on July 13, 2009,
Mark Dudzik said… - The Dance Department at Columbia is looking for an audio tech. You want this job trust me. Your just running music for women dancing!
- At 4:20pm on May 25, 2009,
Stacy Michelle Waronker said… - not much! you?
- At 10:27am on May 5, 2009,
Mark Dudzik said…
- nope, livin' in vegas for about a year and a half now
- At 9:06pm on May 4, 2009,
Mark Dudzik said…
- yo bro, I graduated from Columbia in 07. If you haven't yet, you have to get down and visit Jack Alexander. This year, they've gotten the go ahead to start bringing digital consoles through. Even if you aren't taking any live classes, look up the schedules and go sit in on them. Him and Jim Nudd have a lot of invaluable information to share. They also have a bootcamp through the summer with all the major live subjects. The only thing you won't learn from Columbia are rigging and power. It seems like you're getting out and humping gear so you have the work ethic part. Just keep working hard, don't talk shit, keep your eyes and ears open for every piece of info you can get and you'll be alright. I know some fs guys and I don't think you're going to get much more out of there. I'd say just switch you're major to live reinforcement. There is so much to learn about so many aspects of production that you will get part from school, part from the field, and part from making mistakes. The other forum posts are right, most people could care less where you went to school, the only thing that holds anyone back is thinking they're the shit. Those people just tend to fuck up harder than the rest. I've worked my ass off and although I came of school at the worst possible time economy-wise and have loans up the ass, I've still managed to piece together a freelance existence in the economy ravaged Las Vegas. If you haven't, check out Sound Investment, they are a good company to do stagehand work for. I could go on, but if you need advice or info, feel free to give me a ring. 219-629-2872. yes, I still have a midwest phone number. Also, check out backstagejobs.com. I'll have to give you some other jobs sites, because I was seeing a lot of gigs pop up in the Chicagoland recently. peace
- At 1:57am on March 17, 2009,
Dr. Dot said…
- No, maybe one of my Dot Bots was there- was she wearing a Dr. Dot massage shirt? I am in NYC :)
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For those crewmen and ladies who can just about do any job that is required of them. Jack of all trades. Labor specialist.
Group For Lighting Technicians, Lampy's, L.D.s who work in the Concert Touring Industry.
whats this about the band "script" I never heard of them, where are they touring ?
Im all on for kick starting this job in the next couple of weeks, when ever need be
hey up there chap, Im in england but happy to hop over the pond and do tour elsewhere from here.
make something happen!
Somewhere for the very few Irish techs on roadiejobs.com to get together and have a bit of craic and drink Guiness before going back to our straw houses..... Hmm, we will let them keep thinking that!
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