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In today’s evolving pro audio, video, control, and lighting (AVCL) industry, staying ahead means ensuring you have the right professional training and certification resources available to continue growing your career. Furthermore, professional training is not only essential for mastering leading-edge AVCL technologies but also for
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This article was adapted from a Learning Session with professional touring lighting director, designer, programmer and technician Jenny Bass. Throughout her career, Jenny has worked with a variety of touring acts including Lea Michele, The Avalanches, Mary Mack, Rae Sremmurd, Tinashe, and Earth, Wind & Fire.
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One of the most difficult parts of working as a touring front of house engineer is maintaining a consistent sound from show to show. This can be especially difficult when working with different performers or traveling to new venues each night. That’s why it’s crucial
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We are extremely proud to share that this week we reached 100 Learning Sessions! In March, the live entertainment industry started to crumble as a result of the pandemic. Tours were canceled, stages and theaters went dark, and the people who make the audio and
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