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Production Electrician Justinmpetito@Gmail.Com | 631-903-3192 | Justinmpetito.Com Justin M. Petito | Production Electrician [email protected] | 631-903-3192 | justinmpetito.com ELECTRICS EXPERIENCE Production Electrician Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Tour NETworks Presentations Japhy Weideman, LD Winter 2019 Luminature Philadelphia Zoo Ken Billington, LD Fall 2019 The Color Purple Tour Troika Entertainment Tess James, ALD Fall 2019 Blue Man Group Speechless Tour NETworks Presentations Jen Schriever, LD Summer 2019 Falsettos – 1st National Tour NETworks Presentations Jeff Croiter, LD Winter 2019 A Bronx Tale – 1st National Tour NETworks Presentations Howell Binkley, LD Fall 2018 Fellow Travelers Bay Street Theater Ken Billington, LD Summer 2018 Frost/Nixon Bay Street Theater Ken Billington, LD Summer 2018 Gala Fundraiser Bay Street Theater Scott Schwartz, Dir Summer 2018 Evita Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2018 The Last Five Years Rubicon Theatre Mike Billings, LD Winter 2015 Head Electrician The Phantom of the Opera - North American Tour NETworks Presentations Paule Constable, LD Summer 2017 Once the Musical - North American Tour NETworks Presentations Natasha Katz, LD Fall 2016-Spring 2017 The New Sincerity Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2015 Five Presidents Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2015 Grey Gardens Bay Street Theater Robert Wierzel, LD Summer 2015 Gala Fundraiser Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2015 Twelfth Night Bay Street Theater Scott Schwartz, Dir Summer 2015 Commencement Eve Pops Concert: South Pacific Rockefeller Arts Center Jefferson Westwood, Dir Spring 2015 Big Band Christmas Spectacular Rockefeller Arts Center Jefferson Westwood, Dir Fall 2014 Conviction Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2014 Travesties Bay Street Theater Rui Rita, LD Summer 2014 Gala Fundraiser Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2014 My Life is a Musical Bay Street Theater Paul Miller, LD Summer 2014 The Tempest Bay Street Theater Scott Schwartz, Dir Summer 2014 Turn out for What Orchesis Dance Company Sydney Thomas, Dir Spring 2014 Fred Fest Spring Festival Spectrum Entertainment Rachel LaPaglia, Dir Spring 2014 The School for Scandal SUNY Fredonia Justin Michel, LD Fall 2013 Assistant Electrician The Phantom of the Opera - North American Tour NETworks Presentations Paule Constable, LD Fall 2017-Spring 2018 Disney’s Beauty and the Beast - North American Tour NETworks Presentations Natasha Katz, LD Fall 2015-Spring 2016 Electrician Les Misérables PA Shakespeare Festival Eric Haugen, LD Summer 2015 A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2013 The Mystery of Irma Vep Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2013 Lend me a Tenor Bay Street Theater Mike Billings, LD Summer 2013 Marvelous Wonderettes Bristol Valley Theatre Beth LeJoi, LD Summer 2012 SKILLS NYS Driver License – Automatic, Google Apps, Dropbox Management, Proficient in 3D Vectorworks 2019, Proficient in 2D AutoCAD 2018, Proficient in Lightwright 5/6, Proficient in Microsoft Office, Repairing and Maintaining Vari-lite, Martin, ETC, and City Theatrical Moving Lights, PRG Series 400 Power/Data Distribution, ETC EOS Family Consoles EDUCATION, AWARDS And AFFILIATIONS State University of New York at Fredonia, Fredonia, NY - BFA Theatrical Production and Design with a concentration in Lighting Design - May 2015 Gary Eckhart Award for Excellence in Theatre – 2013 Jurgen P. Banse-Fay Production Management Intern Award – 2014 The Georgiana von Tornow Scholarship – 2015 IATSE Member ACT (2015-Present) REFERENCES Available Upon Request! .
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