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Designing For Social Media and Online Relationships – with Tobias Rylander

with Tobias Rylander – Swedish-born, Los Angeles based Conceptual and Lighting Designer for such clients as The 1975, Steve Aoki, Acne Studios, and Calvin Klein.

On this episode we discussed working as an individual vs. working as a collective, where we find new inspirations, compromising design for corporate shows and client requirements, how an artistic vision still needs to fit in a truck and transport, working with an agent/management, the business of lighting and designing for personal cameras and social media.

Please visit: http://www.tobiasrylander.com/

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Listen to Your Crew Mom to Stay Healthy – with Clover Rushing

with Jessica “Clover” Rushing – Freelance Lighting Director and Rigger from Detroit.

On this episode we discussed staying healthy on the road, self promotion in the entertainment industry, how to treat guest touring LDs, holistic healing and ear candling, unions and collective bargaining, extreme couponing, preparedness, equal gender roles and being a female in the lighting industry.

Please visit: Stagehand Learning on Youtube

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Stir Crazy Roadies – with AJ Pen

with AJ Pen – Concert Production Designer – Penlight Inc, OneRepublic, Josh Groban and many more.

On the episode we discussed touring families, roadie jam sessions, scaling a show to the meet the venue, the kernel of lighting fundamentals, programming layers for purpose, asymmetrical looks, clever cloning techniques, GDTF, doing shows at Red Rocks amphitheater and final words of wisdom.

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Twisted Sister’s Jay Jay French Credits Altman Lighting for Supporting the Band in the Early Days

YONKERS, NY – Guitarist, manager and record producer Jay Jay French, a founding member of the heavy metal band Twisted Sister who has retired from performing and recording, has become an author and motivational speaker, and his gratitude to Altman Lighting for its support during the band’s early days shines through in French’s written and spoken recollections.

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