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Thanks to all who came out to the 5 spot on Monday for a great lunch meet and greet. If you couldn’t make it, stay tuned here to some of this quarter’s upcoming events. Looking forward to meeting you. Also, if you have any ideas, events, or just cool moments of lighting to share, please email me at rhutson@scad.edu and I’ll post them for you.

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Complete this short evaluation on your extended learning experience (workshops, extra help sessions, field trips, etc.) and you could win tickets to SCAD signature events, gift cards and more! Prize winners will be announced monthly.

You must submit the evaluation and then forward me the response you get after submission. This will allow me to count you “present” for the class you are attending by going to one of the sessions.

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The symposium field trip that is required for your class will be held on the following dates and times. You need to attend a minimum of 2 hours in order to receive credit for attendance.

Friday, January 25th (MLK makeup day)
SCAD Museum Theatre
Session 1-9am-11am
Session 2-11am-1pm
Session 3-2pm-4pm

Saturday, January 26th
SCAD Museum Theatre
Session 4-9am-12pm

Each session will feature a group of 8-10 TEA members/leaders in a panel discussion that will include:

1.  Trends in the industry

2.  TEA student outreach and how students can get involved in TEA

3.  Future employment opportunities and strategy

4.  Overview of the TEA members’ work and company projects

All you need to know about the Southeastern Theatre Conference can be found at this link. Don’t forget to save money by registering early. Later in the quarter, there will be student-organized meetings set up for people to carpool and share hotel rooms to save money.

http://www.setc.org/

Interested in Lighting Design? Not even sure what that is, but you like hanging around some of the most awesome people in production design? We’re going to have a lighting mafia meeting at the new 5 Spot restaurant located in Habersham village on MLK day (Monday, January 21st) at 11am. You’re out of class anyway, you may as well come and meet up with other lighting students and faculty for a bite to eat and an update on all of the opportunities coming up this quarter as well as the best places to look for internships for the summer. If you’re not familiar with the 5 Spot, you can visit the website listed below. You’ll see that it’s just a block or so from the Terrace dorms, so if you don’t have a car, you can either take the orange line or the terrace express and then just walk 1 short block over to join us. Please spread the word. You don’t have to be a production design major to be in this not-so-elite group, you just have to like lights.

Please RSVP to the email below so that I can reserve us some space, but don’t worry, we’ll leave room for extras.—Ruth

http://5spotsavannah.com/

Welcome to PROD 200, Production Management and Stage Management.  Below are the texts we will be using this quarter.  You’ll want to get your hands on the Ionazzi text as soon as possible, the other 2 will be later in the quarter.  It is unlikely that you will find these in Savannah, so let the internet work for you!

Required Texts:
Author: Moody
Title: Business of Theatrical Design ISBN: 9781581152487
Author: Ionazzi (Daniel A.)
Title: The Stage Management Handbook ISBN: 1558702350
Author: Cleve (Bastian)
Title: Film Production Management ISBN: 9780240806952

Welcome to Script Analysis, PROD 210.  You will want to search far and wide for this expensive text.  We will use it extensively and you will need to have it by the end of the first week.***It is UNLIKELY that you will find this book for sale in Savannah, so let the internet work for you!