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Hearing the People Sing Again
What does an audio event company do when it goes from expecting its busiest year ever to zero bookings? David Betteri ...
Behind the Scenes with Debora Krizak - Sound
Acclaimed performer Debora Krizak is writing a special series on the unsung heroes of live theatre. Fo ...
Spotlight On NIDA
Wun Zee was lighting designer of pool (no water), written by Mark Ravenhill and directed by Ben Schostackowski, in the NIDA ...
Microphones in the Pit
Arty Jones from Factory Sound dives into the orchestra pit to investigate how to ensure your magnificent musicians can be he ...
Batteries, Maths and Landfill
Artie Jones from Factory Sound estimates that more than a quarter of a million disposable batteries could end up in l ...
Playing with Light
Multi-award-winning Nick Schlieper talks to Martin Portus about the rigour and magic of lighting our landmark operas, plays and ...
Keeping Microphones Hidden
Artie Jones from Factory Sound shares his tips for schools and amateur theatre companies on discreet and crackle free us ...
High-Light Your Business Potential with Lighting Projections
A new way to “hi-light” your business opportunities Lighting projections ...
Advanced Wireless Tips
Artie Jones from Factory Sound follows up his previous Sound Advice article, where Rule #1 was ‘Scan, Scan, Scan&rsquo ...
Lighting a Serial Killer
Lighting designer Aron Murray, a NIDA student in the MFA Design for Performance degree, explains the lighting design for R ...
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