ENTERTAINMENT ELECTRICS
WHEN
May 30-June 1, 2018 8 AM – 4 PM each day WHERE Maine State Ballet 348 US Route 1, Falmouth, ME 04105 COURSE DESCRIPTION Entertainment Electrics is a three-day course covering almost all of the topics listed in the content outline of the ETCP Entertainment Electrician Certification exam. The course is organized in a very logical way in order to accommodate a range of skills and experience. It starts with basic electricity, circuit laws, and theory, and it builds towards more advanced topics including power distribution, power factor, and harmonics, with an emphasis on electrical safety, the use of PPE, codes and regulations, grounding and bonding, and GFCIs. The course also covers control systems starting with DMX512-A, RDM, and Ethernet-based protocols (Art-Net and sACN), as well as wireless DMX, Ethernet networks, IP addresses, subnet masks, and more. Special pricing for IATSE members: $325 Non-IATSE Members: $400 Limited seats remain! Register early! |
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INSTRUCTOR
Richard Cadena is an ETCP Certified Entertainment Electrician and an ETCP recognized trainer with 31 years of experience in the entertainment lighting industry. Richard is the author of 4 books and also the technical editor for PLASA Media and a columnist for Lighting & Sound America, Lighting & Sound International, and Protocol magazines.
As a freelance lighting designer and Lighting consultant he has worked on concert tours, television, theatre, motion picture productions, and he has designed dozens of lighting systems for permanent installations. He is a member of IATSE Local 205 in good standing.
Richard Cadena is an ETCP Certified Entertainment Electrician and an ETCP recognized trainer with 31 years of experience in the entertainment lighting industry. Richard is the author of 4 books and also the technical editor for PLASA Media and a columnist for Lighting & Sound America, Lighting & Sound International, and Protocol magazines.
As a freelance lighting designer and Lighting consultant he has worked on concert tours, television, theatre, motion picture productions, and he has designed dozens of lighting systems for permanent installations. He is a member of IATSE Local 205 in good standing.
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