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Console Training and
Instructor Biographies
Registration Required 734-699-7200
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ETC Element "So You Want to Buy an Element"
Friday, April 23, 2010 - 11:00am to 3:00pm
Saturday, April 24, 2010 - 12:00pm to 4:00pm
With a simplified feature
set in a stand-alone console, Element was designed expressly for modest
systems and maximum hands-on fader control. Affordable and easy to use,
Element packs in the fundamentals of lighting control. With the same
command syntax as the Ion and the Eos, it makes a great stepping off
point for the beginning programmer. Get up to speed on the Element from
ETC with this half-day, hands-on course!
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Learning Objectives:
- Basic patch
- Selecting
channels and using the faders
- Setting levels
and creating cues
- Creating
submasters
- Creating and
applying a basic step-based effect
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Ellen White - Outreach & Training
Specialist - ETC
Ellen spends about 60%
of her time on the road providing console training for ETC's
customers. She also helps develop product cheat sheets and
training manuals for ETC's products. Ellen's twenty-plus years of
experience with ETC started with System Estimations (Quotations) and
moved through Sales and Marketing as well as Product Development into
her current position as part of the ETC Education Center.
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Barco/High End Systems - Road Hog
Friday, April 23, 2010 - 3:00pm to 7:00pm
Saturday, April 24, 2010 - 10:00am to 2:00pm
This introductory course
covers the powerful Wholehog Control Software, which is used on the
Wholehog 3 Console, Road Hog, Road Hog Full Boar, the Hog iPC and Hog
3PC. This hands-on class will use the industry standard Wholehog
operating system on all platforms, connected to ESP Vision. The class
will cover console layout, patching, editing fixtures, programmer,
timing, palettes, cuelists, options and directory, page directory,
scenes, saving shows and much more. There is a multitude of hands-on
exercises with each section covered.
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Zach Peletz - Product Support Specialist -
Barco/High End Systems
Zach obtained his Bachelors Degree in Music Performance and Production
from the University of California - Santa Cruz. While there he worked
as a lighting programmer and designer at Shakespeare Santa Cruz, as
well as a freelance programmer for various northern California
companies and designers. Upon graduation, Zach began working for High
End Systems as a Product Support Specialist. He has been with
Barco/HES for more than three years.
Just a few of the events Zach has worked on are:Live Earth (SHOWGUN
support) R. Kelly's Double Up Tour (SHOWGUN and DL.2 support) NBC's
Today Show (SHOWPIX/StudioPix programmer) Walt Disney World - Playhouse
Disney Live On-Stage (DL.2 and Axon programmer) Boston Bruins (National
Hockey League) Season Opening (Programming Support) Austin City Limits
Concert Festival (SHOWPIX programmer) 2008 Beijing Olympics Opening and
Closing Ceremonies (Digital lighting crew chief)
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