Survival Tips for Tech Week
Have you ever heard a performer refer to tech week as “hell week?” What is a tech week and how did it earn such a nickname? There are some “survival tips” that will help make your life in tech much easier.
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Have you ever heard a performer refer to tech week as “hell week?” What is a tech week and how did it earn such a nickname? There are some “survival tips” that will help make your life in tech much easier.
I think researching this kind of thing is very interesting, because all towns have some time of relationship with their surroundings.
As you can probably tell from my opening image, a lot is racing through my mind this school year.
To sum up this whole post in one sentence: I absolutely adore my school district’s arts program and the opportunities and love it has given me.
Winter is in full swing, which also marks the beginning of my second semester of college.
My real work began the following week during tech, where we enjoyed hours and hours of lighting levels, and myself and the other ASM got exceedingly good at sweeping and mopping the dance floor.
The metaphorical bricks, realistically being assignment deadlines, lack of sleep, long days in the theatre, and a bought of Covid-19, made for a long and tiring fall semester.
Ever since last year, I enter class on the first day and hear the phrase “A.
I am a walking SCAD advertisement - my love for the school is contagious and my knowledge about it is endless.
And don’t you dare settle for anything less than what you want and deserve.
You’re walking through your school’s hallway and stumble across a poster that says “Spring Musical Auditions! Sign up today!” You think to yourself: Why should I do that? Participating in your school’s musical is a great way to grow and learn skills that can be used beyond the stage.
I would graduate tomorrow if I could, but I am terrified to leave high school.
I have never been more attached to a show like You’re A Catch, and if I could go back to that week, I would.
I blinked, and I’m four weeks into my second semester of freshman year at Wake Forest University.
From spending time with friends to taking time away from the theatre altogether, our student bloggers offer their best self-care tips for managing stress during the school year here!
I'm looking forward to seeing what this last semester has in store for me, and I'm excited for what will come my way after I graduate.
When you are not in the position to be auditioning, no matter the reason, self-advertisement will be your best friend.
Once a theatre kid always a theatre kid, right? Absolutely.
Going to a college in Italy has a very different system to the ones in the US or even in any other parts of the world.
As a high school student, I used to attend classes for a whole year, during which we focused not only on learning the course material but also on socializing and building relationships with our classmates and teachers.
Academic integrity is a fundamental aspect of education that involves submitting your work honestly and responsibly, without copying or plagiarizing from others.
When you think of things that change with time, most people don't think of academic integrity, but as we create more tech and AI, academic integrity becomes harder to achieve, though keeping to it pays off.
have learned how to be rejected with grace and dignity.
It’s not often as a performer we can send our doppelgänger into our performances either.
As the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to permeate various facets of education, its impact on academic dishonesty has become a subject of intense scrutiny.