These free workshops are part of our Education series, a grant-funded program aiming to expand and train the pool of people interested in carpentry, painting, projects management, props, and general DIY. This fall, we’re presenting two series of independent workshops aimed at giving you tangible skills you can take with you into your own work.
This virtual series will be led by Nathan Renner-Johnson, who brings 15+ years of theatrical production management experience. We will begin with the basics of project management, see how those fundamentals apply to Production Management, and then tackle some real world skills you might need.
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In this first session, we will learn about the fundamental principles of project management, which can be applied to any project such as Pro...
Virtual Meeting
Virtual Meeting
In this session we will talk about what production management is (and what it isn’t), the basic building blocks of Production Management, so...
Virtual Meeting
Virtual Meeting
In this session, we’re going to look at some specific Production Management skills such as how to run a production meeting, what paperwork y...
Virtual Meeting
Scenic Artists leave us wondering “How did they DO that?” How do they research and replicate realistic textures such as concrete and rust? PSW’s Scenic Charge Keri Kelly will guide you through paint elevations and paperwork, step-by-step paint techniques, and creating your own sample work.
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How do designers communicate with scenic artists to ensure their vision is realized? How does a scenic artist relay their understanding of a...
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Color is a very important player in establishing the tone, mood, setting, or even time period of a production. In this workshop, we will wo...
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Using our color palettes and reference images from the previous session, we will experiment with tools and techniques in order to develop a ...
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