[SML] Learning lighting boards

[John Taylor]

There is also a series on YouTube at 
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL43F92BC4D81FF743
I think those are the same as the ones on the ETC site.

For other consoles and to really the movers, you want to just hire a 
programmer or two to tech you.
It is not something to learn overnight if you are not familiar with at 
least one of the consoles.

JT

On 8/31/2015 6:13 PM, Paul Marsland via Stagecraft wrote:
> On the ETC website is a tutorial for running the Ion, which would be a 
> great place for you to start. There should be a small gang of other 
> knowledgeable Ion operators near you too for extra support.
>
> On Monday, August 31, 2015, Steven Santos via Stagecraft 
> <stagecraft at theatrical.net <mailto:stagecraft at theatrical.net>> wrote:
>
>     I want to learn how to program and operate a lighting board. I
>     spent part of the day today looking for a college class on the
>     subject anywhere near me, and struck out.  It was either
>     stagecraft 101 (for the three to five classes on lighting boards),
>     or one school offered a lighting design class that requires you to
>     already know basics of programming the board they use.
>
>     I have more or less unlimited access to lighting boards and lights.
>
>     I need to learn how to program and run cues, and I need to learn
>     about operating moving lights from a board.
>
>     If I can't find a class, any recommendations for books/video on this?
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