On Stage Lighting looks at the workhorse of gaining employment as a lighting professional, the Curriculum Vitae, and considers how you can create a killer CV. But first, how does your CV actually fit into the recruitment process? [...more]
Many On Stage Lighting readers are young aspiring lighting designers, keen to get into the industry and begin their journey to the top of their chosen profession. In this guest article, Lighting Designer, Author and all round stage lighting guru Richard Cadena tells it like it is. [...more]
Designed to link freelance technicians with companies looking for crew, My Tech Spec is a UK based website hoping to make life easier for production houses and freelancers. On Stage Lighting investigates. [...more]
On Stage Lighting considers the process of securing work as a freelance Lighting Designer. We unravel the mysteries of “getting the gig” and find out that it isn’t all about portfolios, CV’s and qualifications. [...more]
On Stage Lighting looks into a current hot industry topic – the immediate and and long term future of jobs in live events . [...more]
The modern stage lighting industry is extremely changeable. The call for lighting techs goes up and down like a truss rigged on elastic, it’s what they call a flexible labour market. So, production companies rely on freelance technicians ( freelancers, freeloaders [insert term of abuse here]). Becoming a freelance lighting tech seems like a good [...] [...more]
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