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Hi everyone, I’m working on breaking into touring and production companies as a stagehand, with the long term goal of moving into an A1 role. (prayers)


I’ve got about five years of hands on audio engineering experience, along with multiple certifications and lift training, but I feel like my resume isn’t doing a great job reflecting what I can actually do in a real show environment.


If anyone is willing to share their resume or give feedback on what stands out to employers in this space, I’d really appreciate it. I want to make sure I’m presenting my skills clearly and professionally so I’m not getting overlooked. Thanks!

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soundguy.jc
soundguy.jc
15 hours ago

In this industry, your resume is only part of the equation when getting a job at certain levels. Networking, overall attitude, punctuality etc. all make big impressions. If you have all of those skills lined up on you resume, I suggest applying to a sound house like Clair or another regional company in your area. If you have a union stagehand card that’s a plus too.

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Backline. What’s the rider friendly top list?


I was recently asked by a production company I work for as to what would be a good start to add backline to the list of gear.

We already have in our inventory the basics as follows:

Yamaha stage custom drum kit, DW kick pedals, Sabían cymbals.

Fender twin reverb

Fender Hotrod Deville

GK bass head and 4-10 cab


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Question about Broadcast Engineering

Hi everyone!


My name is Liam Daly and I'm graduating Husson University with a Bachelors in Live Sound Production.


I'm making a post because I'm trying and struggling to find full time jobs within the Sports Broadcast Engineering industry. Any help, connections or advice you can give I will happily take it.


Thank you all!


Liam D.

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Nick DeLaCruz
Nick DeLaCruz
3 апр

Welcome Liam!

Hello Everyone!

Ask me anything, because I’d ask you!

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