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Features Featuresbooks Book Catalogue 2016 JTSE 2015 in pictures page 24 January 2016 Issue: 275 direct from: www.etnow.com ETP Catalogue 2016 ABTT Hold a Christmas JTSE 2015 Published Party in pictures Issue: 275 Features featuresbooks Book Catalogue 2016 Entertainment Electronics Health and Safety Corporate Event Production Anton Woodward Management for Tour and – Eff ective, face-to-face, corporate 154pp £15.95 ISBN: 9781904031819 Production Managers and communication or Reaching ‘The guy Electronic engineering at the back, with bad eyesight - who’d in theatres has become Self-Employment in the Live rather be in the bar’ quite prevalent in Music and Events Industry David Clement 324pp £29.95 recent years, whether Chris Hannam 136pp £11.95 for lighting, sound, ISBN: 9781904031840 ISBN: 9781904031864 A real-world insight auto-mation or props Two books in one: into a specifi c industry – so it has become an Health and Safety sector: Corporate Regulars increasingly important Management for Event Production – the skill for the theatre Tour and Production technician to possess. business of face-to-face Managers is designed to . What This book is intended communication give simple, basic health it actually feels like to to give the theatre technician a good grasp and safety information work in live events. The of the fundamental principles of electronics to bands, artists, tour, subtitle of ‘Reaching the without getting too bogged down with maths stage and production guy at the back with bad so that many of the mysteries of electronics managers, crew chiefs, eyesight – who’d rather are revealed. heads of department, be in the bar’ encapsulates the producer’s supervisors or line managers and has been Technical Marketing challenge of creating an equally memorable designed as a follow on from Health And experience for all attendees. – Ideas for Engineers Safety in the Live Music and Event Technical Structured around the project timeline – from Contents David Brooks. 376pp £26.95 Production Industry. It will also be of use to receipt of a brief, to creative response and local crew companies, especially their crew ISBN: 9781904031857 pitching, through pre-production design and chiefs and managers. When Technical planning to creating and directing the show on The second book is Self-Employment Marketing Techniques the day – the book is full of industry anecdotes, was published in 2000, in the Live Music and Events Industry over 160 reference images, useful tips and marketing was poised on A Guide for the Self-Employed and those who page: 2 guidelines. The stage-by-stage process of this month the thresholdEntertainment of a new use the services of the Self-Employed Technoloy The ABTT held its annual etnow’s camera at the era. What advertising designing an engaging and truly eff ective live and design agencies Vectorworks for Theatre event. then termed ‘new media’ Steve Macluskie 232pp £23.95 A Theatric Miscellany was merely a glimpse ISBN: 9781904031826 £15.95 annual expo held in Paris, of whatPress was to follow as Book Catalogue Christmas event, sponsored An essential reference Francis Reid 154pp the Internet came to dominate and transform manual for anyone ISBN: 9781904031871 the way we did things. The author coined the using Vectorworks in the This book is about Jobs and term Technical Marketing to describe a new Theatre Industry. This memories. Some of way of2016 operating for businesses now and how they book coversin everything circulation them are highlights of and by ETC, at the New London 24/25 November marketed their products and services on a from introducing the the author’s life. Recall global platform. ‘Technical Marketing – Ideas basic tools to creating of other, more routine for Engineers’ retains a major opening section 3D design concepts events, is triggered by Careers pages: 6/27 covering traditional marketing theory and then and using worksheets discovery of a cache of in thefeaturing second section demonstrates how online to calculateten stock usage new titlessundry articles. A few from Theatre ET’s John Offord was and offl ine techniques can be integrated into and lighting design make predictions that an eff ective marketing communications plan. paperwork. A highly visual style using hundreds are still relevant but most The fi nal section of the book reviews the still of high resolution screen images makes this guess the future wrongly. evolvingnew possibilities of digital and marketing which aestablished very easy book to follow whether novice or Either way, theyauthors. make a small contribution to there with his camera. Web is beginning to rewrite the rules of marketing. experienced user. history. Technical Standards for Places Health and Safety in the Live Music and of Entertainment (2015) Event Technical Production Industry ABTT 366pp A4 £60.00 Chris Hannam 74pp £12.95 ISBN:page: 9781904031833 13 ISBN: 9781904031802 page: 21 page: 24 Directory page: 27 to 31 Technical Standards for Places of Entertainment This book covers the real basics of health and safety in the live details the necessary physical standards required music and event production industry in a simple jargon free for entertainment venues. Known in the industry manner that can also be used as the perfect student course note as the “Yellow Book” the latest completely revised accompaniment to the various safety passport schemes that now edition was fi rst published in June 2015. exist in our industry. 13 City Theatrical Launches SHoW DMX SHoW Baby 6 City Theatrical has launched the latest version of its popular wireless DMX/RDM transceiver, SHoW DMX SHoW Baby 6. SHoW DMX SHoW Baby 6 gives users a sixth SHoW ID to broadcast on, for the first time allowing SHoW Baby users access to CTI’s innovative Maximum Bandwidth Technology. Maximum Bandwidth Technology allows SHoW Baby 6 to broadcast in the area of Wi-Fi channel 14, which is not used in the US and is not heavily used in other countries, thereby allowing users to avoid the more crowded areas of the 2.4GHz band. More on page 11 January 2016 contents this month page no. Features 13 ETP Catalogue 24 JTSE 2015 Entertainment Technoloy Press Book Catalogue 2015. etnow’s camera in Paris, 24/25 November Issue: 275 featuresbooks Book Catalogue 2016 Entertainment Electronics Health and Safety Corporate Event Production Anton Woodward Management for Tour and – Eff ective, face-to-face, corporate 154pp £15.95 ISBN: 9781904031819 Production Managers and communication or Reaching ‘The guy Electronic engineering at the back, with bad eyesight - who’d page : 5 in theatres has become Self-Employment in the Live rather be in the bar’ quite prevalent in Music and Events Industry David Clement 324pp £29.95 recent years, whether Chris Hannam 136pp £11.95 for lighting, sound, ISBN: 9781904031840 ISBN: 9781904031864 A real-world insight auto-mation or props Two books in one: into a specifi c industry – so it has become an Health and Safety sector: Corporate increasingly important Management for Event Production – the skill for the theatre Tour and Production technician to possess. business of face-to-face Managers is designed to . What This book is intended communication give simple, basic health it actually feels like to to give the theatre technician a good grasp and safety information work in live events. The of the fundamental principles of electronics to bands, artists, tour, subtitle of ‘Reaching the without getting too bogged down with maths stage and production guy at the back with bad so that many of the mysteries of electronics managers, crew chiefs, eyesight – who’d rather are revealed. heads of department, be in the bar’ encapsulates the producer’s supervisors or line managers and has been Technical Marketing challenge of creating an equally memorable designed as a follow on from Health And experience for all attendees. – Ideas for Engineers Safety in the Live Music and Event Technical Structured around the project timeline – from David Brooks. 376pp £26.95 Production Industry. It will also be of use to receipt of a brief, to creative response and local crew companies, especially their crew ISBN: 9781904031857 pitching, through pre-production design and chiefs and managers. When Technical planning to creating and directing the show on The second book is Self-Employment Marketing Techniques the day – the book is full of industry anecdotes, was published in 2000, in the Live Music and Events Industry over 160 reference images, useful tips and marketing was poised on A Guide for the Self-Employed and those who guidelines. The stage-by-stage process of the threshold of a new use the services of the Self-Employed era. What advertising designing an engaging and truly eff ective live and design agencies Vectorworks for Theatre event. then termed ‘new media’ Steve Macluskie 232pp £23.95 A Theatric Miscellany was merely a glimpse ISBN: 9781904031826 of what was to follow as An essential reference Francis Reid 154pp £15.95 the Internet came to dominate and transform manual for anyone ISBN: 9781904031871 the way we did things. The author coined the using Vectorworks in the This book is about term Technical Marketing to describe a new Theatre Industry. This memories. Some of page : 6 way of operating for businesses and how they book covers everything them are highlights of marketed their products and services on a from introducing the the author’s life. Recall global platform. ‘Technical Marketing – Ideas basic tools to creating of other, more routine for Engineers’ retains a major opening section 3D design concepts events, is triggered by covering traditional marketing theory and then and using worksheets discovery of a cache of in the second section demonstrates how online to calculate stock usage sundry articles. A few and offl ine techniques can be integrated into and lighting design make predictions that an eff ective marketing communications plan.
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