“I am dedicating the majority of my wealth to improving education. It is the key to the survival of the human race. We have to plan for our collective future –- and the first step begins with the social, emotional, and intellectual tools we provide to our children. As humans, our greatest tool for survival is our ability to think and to adapt – as educators, storytellers, and communicators our responsibility is to continue to do so.”.
~ George Lucas
Welcome to the IATSE Local 122 Education Area. This is where you can go to check on testing policies, study guides, class information, class archives, and learning materials. We hope you fine this area useful.
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INTRO to ELECTRICS CLASS 3
Covers: Electrics Hang and focusing
Date: August 1st, 2019 at 6pm
Venue: Balboa Theater
If you are intgerested in learning the basics of Theatrical / Production electrics hangs and focus techniques please come out and and take this crash course to basics in hang & Focus taught by our very own William (Ben) Shaw.
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| Education Committee |
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The Education Committee is dedicated to increasing the skill level of all members of IATSE Local 122. This dedication is devoted to over-all stage techniques, as well as specific skill specializations.
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| Classes |
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IATSE 122 Classes:
IATSE 122 Hosts a number of classes throughout the year. Most classes are now posted on our Upcoming Classes Blog, which can easily be found from the iatse122.org home page.
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| Pre-Apprentice Program |
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The Pre-Apprentice Program, also known as the Intern Program, is designed to allow anyone the opportunity to develop the skills, procedures, and requirements to become an experienced member of the IATSE and contribute those skills to a successful career. By completing all of the requirements of the Pre-Apprentice Program, you will be accepted into IATSE Local 122 as an Apprentice member.
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| Testing |
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Understand how testing within IATSE Local 122 works.
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| National IATSE TTF |
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The National IATSE Training Trust Fund was created to advance the skills and safety of IATSE workers. The IATSE Craft Advancement Program Committee (ICAP) was formed shortly after the IATSE 66th Quadrennial Convention to establish best practices in safety and skills training. Out of the work and foresight of this committee, the Training Trust Fund started to take shape.
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| Class Archives |
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This is where you can find downloads and information from past classes and workshops hosted by IATSE 122.
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| Social Media |
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Local 122 has many digital faces. Here are a few:
Get ready for a Newsletter (Pending Approval) and Live broadcasts via Periscope, among other cool things.
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| Freeman Operation Standards |
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Freeman Audio Visual has a number of useful documentations that they use internally for show-site setups. They have given these documents to us to use in our own training, to ensure that we follow these guide lines while working for them. These are excellent learning materials and worth the trouble for our employees to download and learn.
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Page Last Updated: Jul 18, 2019 (14:14:38)
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