Aja M Jackson: Lighting the Numbers
Lighting designer Aja M Jackson gets candid about living modestly, building a cash cushion in a high-yield savings account, and
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Paradoxes In Vocal Editing
I tend to procrastinate recording vocals for my original songs because I get so worked up about recording my voice
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Breaking Free from Success Traps
I want to share a true story with you about one of my clients. I’ve changed the name for privacy.
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Richard Winkler: Focusing Lights on Broadway Producing
Broadway producer (and former lighting designer) Richard Winkler shares how he pivoted from a 35-year design career into producing, raised
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Finding a New Passion
Good Day, Old Friend, There comes a point—often sooner than we expect—when we realize we can’t do what we
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Navigating Noise Sensitivity in Audio
As an autistic person, I experience various sensory differences. I can’t cope with bright, flashing lights. I’m highly sensitive to
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Mixing at FOH: Consistent Listening
Mixing at FOH is a subjective position. There are general expectations when it comes to mixing, such as creating a
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Breaking Free from Success Traps: Reclaim Your Power and Redefine Success
I want to share a true story with you about one of my clients. I’ve changed the name for privacy.
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Strategies and a Standard Operating Procedure for Soundcheck
Welcome to Part Two! For a monitor engineer, consistency is key in making sure musicians always have great-sounding mixes, smooth
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Putting the Pieces Together: Life Lessons From A Jigsaw Puzzle
Let’s start with a few questions. What are you doing right now that feels too easy, or maybe too hard
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Arts Career Changes: Learning to Pivot at the Gate
Welcome, Young Traveler. At this very moment—regardless of whether you’re just starting out or thinking about taking that leap from
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We Need To Talk About Tech
Let’s talk about one of the most important weeks in a theatre worker’s schedule: Tech Week This period of time
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Ready to Stop Coasting and Challenge Your Comfort Zone?
If personal growth and challenge are not your thing, then you might want to hit pause or stop. But if
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Strategies and Standard Operating Procedures for Festival-Style Monitors
After immersing myself in the fast-paced world of live sound from a young age, I’m taking a step back this
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Artistic Finance 6K Update: 4 Years Later
Host Ethan Steimel reconnects with the original participants of the Artistic Finance 6K experiment—a four-year investment challenge that began in
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Keywords in Sound
During my time at university, I had the pleasure of studying under Dr. Joel Overall, who specializes in writing and
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Vincent Gunn: Tracking Hourly Pay as Theatre Designers
In Episode 190 of Artistic Finance, host Ethan Steimel sits down with set designer Vincent Gunn to explore the financial
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Jane Cox: Art, Academia & Financial Reality (Part 2 of 2)
This episode is Part 2 of host Ethan Steimel’s conversation with award-winning lighting designer and Princeton professor Jane Cox. In
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Never Assume That It Goes Without Saying: Love Out Loud
I’ve been thinking a lot about the expression. It goes without saying it’s a funny one, it goes without saying.
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Jane Cox: Art, Academia & Financial Reality
In this episode of Artistic Finance, host Ethan Steimel sits down with acclaimed lighting designer and educator Jane Cox—a Tony
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My End of Year Show – Sweeney Todd
Earlier this year I wrote about my first experience of theatre sound design and mixing. Hard as it is to
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