[SML] Breaking the typecast: (was: Educational sources on time code and sync)

[June Abernathy]

You might try contacting Local 134 in San Jose (408-294-1134)(WWW.IATSE134.ORG) and/or Local 16 in San Francisco (415-441-6400)(www.local16.org), and see if they have a need for someone with your skills. It’s entirely possible that they do. You don’t need to currently be a member of IATSE to seek work with them - if you have the basic skills they need, they can refer you for work as a member of their extra list.

June Abernathy
IATSE #321 (Tampa, FL)
FOH Electrician
The Lion King National Tour


> On Jan 25, 2017, at 3:00 PM,"smashwolf at gmail.com" <smashwolf at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> How do you find such a position?  I have a lot of IT and show systems 
> experience, and I am tired of working the silicon valley IT enterprise 
> support gig.  The pay is decent, but the work is not rewarding at all in 
> any other way.  I have been trying to find a way to crack into the A/V 
> and technical theater world for 20 years.  The demand for the IT work 
> just keeps me around IT.  My IT career feels like a bad typecast.  Any 
> suggestions on breaking out?  Is there even a demand for folks like us?
> 
> -- 
> -Bryan Manternach, CTS - Silicon Valley, California - 408-209-3099 - smashwolf at gmail.com