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Stage Management: Plays & Musicals / Re: Calling Script
« on: Nov 24, 2013, 05:53 pm »
I've done, more or less, the same as everyone else here. I'll see if I can dig up an example later today.
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People thinking they can do rigging has always made me really wary... I worked at a Casino doing large scale concerts, and the riggers were always specially trained contracted employees from the outside. As far as I am aware there are special certifications in rigging, yes?That is the problem with rigging is that other than ETCP, there really isn't a rigging certification. Anyone can hang a shingle outside their door and say, "rigger for hire." It all comes down to experience and reputation.
That "morale" quote at the end hurt just to read it.I lived through a boss who should have had that engraved on a gold plaque on his office door. He pretty much hit each of the four points on a daily basis along with throwing his employees under the bus to make himself look good at least once a week.
What about the general wages for a Stage Manager Position?As an SM, I have worked for $100/week, $900/week, and all points in between. All non-CAEA.
So I just stumbled across this app called "Trapster". It is available for Blackberry, Android, iPhone, and even some automobile GPS units. It uses your phone's GPS feature to alert you of upcoming speed traps, photo enforced stop light cameras, etc...Be careful with that app, it uses a tonne of data!
REALLY happy to have found this since those cameras are popping up everywhere in Miami lately.
@SMrose - No - they don't. They do offer a list of SM's currently not working to engagers looking for someone though.While there is no "job board" per say, there are a fair number of SM jobs postings that get sent out on E-Drive.