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Jason Whicker – Aerial Director: “There Is No Certification for Performer Flying” (StageLync Podcast Ep.10)

Along with his wife Jennifer, Jason Whicker is the co-owner of ‘On The FLY Productions’, a full service provider of Aerial and Flying Effects around the world. Jason has been working for over 20 years as a Flying Director, Choreographer, and Aerial Director. He is an ETCP Certified Arena and Theatre Rigger.

Jason has worked on all different types of productions from Broadway – American Idiot, Spongebob, King Kong, Moulin Rouge; TV – AGT, Fake Off, Game of Talents, Little Big Shots; Cruise Ships – Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Princess Cruise Lines, and various theaters throughout the world creating unique Aerial and Flying Effects.

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Ana is a Technical Director and Scuba Instructor with a passion for water, technology, and the arts.

She has experience in water, acrobatic, ice shows as well as musicals, opera, theatre and dance. She likes both creation, and operations.
Ana co-hosts the Stagelync podcast.

When she is not working on a production, doing research or curating for the podcast, or recording interviews, you can find her diving, hanging out in nature or catching up with the news in the industry and the arts world. She is also an avid cyclist, swimmer, reader and learner.

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Ana Aguliera: Ana is a Technical Director and Scuba Instructor with a passion for water, technology, and the arts. She has experience in water, acrobatic, ice shows as well as musicals, opera, theatre and dance. She likes both creation, and operations. Ana co-hosts the Stagelync podcast. When she is not working on a production, doing research or curating for the podcast, or recording interviews, you can find her diving, hanging out in nature or catching up with the news in the industry and the arts world. She is also an avid cyclist, swimmer, reader and learner.
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