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Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 8:16 pm
by techie-13
hhsrat wrote:Ok, so we've now got 2 lighting techs, I'm an audio tech, we've got a film crew, and I'm pretty sure we've got a pyro tech on here. Put that together with our 2 vocal performers (1 opera and 1 barbershop), and ... yeah, I'm not sure what kind of show that is either. It'd be entertaining, but I'm not sure it'd sell a lot of tickets.
I'm an A/V tech. So, I can do some lighting, sound and projection. And I'm part of a pyro crew. :cool:

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 1:31 am
by Sarah Magdalene
techie-13 wrote:I'm an A/V tech. So, I can do some lighting, sound and projection. And I'm part of a pyro crew. :cool:
Lighting, sound, projection, Pyros?!

Reminds me all too much of a performance done by my longtime idol, diva, and the woman I'd love to eventually be -- but would never even dream of even attempting to imitate.

Question of Honor - Sarah Brightman
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=_vBYwI_DoZc

And yes, folks - I did see her in the WDW X-Mas parade .... live, second row, tears in my eyes. It was one of the most amazing and overwhelming feelings being so close to her - seeing each lash on her eye, each line in her palms, her fine baby skin fuzz on her pink blushed cheeks, each sequin on her dress...

Yeah, you get the picture. She's my hero.

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 12:52 pm
by Big Wallaby
Sarah Magdalene wrote:Lighting, sound, projection, Pyros?!
Yup. You be the star, we'll produce the show for you. What kind of lighting and sound budget do we have? I think pyro might be a few months off.

Are you any good at songwriting? Anyone here a songwriter? I always write prose, which might not do to well in a song... though it seems some recent stars have been getting away with it.

Ooh, ooh! Can I be your producer? Pleeeeeeeeze?

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 1:08 pm
by hhsrat
Big Wallaby wrote: Are you any good at songwriting? Anyone here a songwriter? I always write prose, which might not do to well in a song... though it seems some recent stars have been getting away with it.
Well, if the song is already written, I can re-write lyrics for it. As far as new, original creations, not so much.

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 5:08 pm
by Sarah Magdalene
Big Wallaby wrote:Yup. You be the star, we'll produce the show for you. What kind of lighting and sound budget do we have? I think pyro might be a few months off.

Are you any good at songwriting? Anyone here a songwriter? I always write prose, which might not do to well in a song... though it seems some recent stars have been getting away with it.

Ooh, ooh! Can I be your producer? Pleeeeeeeeze?
Oh how tempting this is .... Budget ... *empties out change from her mickey mouse clubhouse bank*

Um .... about eight dollars .... twenty seven quarters .... Around thirty dimes ..... fourty six nickels ....

Let's not jump the gun too soon, I've not even started my first Opera yet. And even then, I'm only a chorus girl.

Not much of a songwriter myself. Nor do I compose. I am just an interpreter of music I have heard else where.

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 5:44 pm
by felinefan
Just remember, in the Phantom of the Opera, Christine Daae started out as a chorus girl, and she went from replacing the diva Carlotta temporarily to permanently. :D:

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 6:20 pm
by techie-13
Big Wallaby wrote: I think pyro might be a few months off.
You're probably right since just getting the permit in San Jose is usually the biggest part of the pyro budget. For a musical, that usually only needs a few effects, the cost of the permitting process is more costly than the product.
And I'm not sure if San Jose is higher or average when it comes to these costs. Mileage may vary in other cities or towns.

I can add a pile of pennies to the budget. Hubby tends to snag any of silver coins if I put them on the dresser.

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 6:58 pm
by Shorty82
techie-13 wrote:For a musical, that usually only needs a few effects, the cost of the permitting process is more costly than the product.
Permits, schmermits. Who needs permits? :D:

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:17 am
by ktulu
I'll handle the networking/server for the live streaming video of the performance for those who cannot make the show, but are willing to pony up the dollars to watch online. I'm thinking multicast both v4 and v6 :)

I can probably get the bandwidth donated, I have connections...

Re: SM and the Audition of a Lifetime

Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:38 am
by kurtisnelson
ktulu wrote:I can probably get the bandwidth donated, I have connections...
I only have ONE connection :D: