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IN-HOUSE – Page 3 SKILLS/EDUCATION – Page 4 ABOUT ME Why am I the right man for the job? I'm a self-employed music-industry professional, hailing from South Wales in the UK. I'm professional and hard-working yet easy going and personable. You needn’t take my word for it... "Jamie is a godsend. We will never tour without him if he is available. Super pro and puts my mind at ease whilst the band is on tour" Chris Penn – Manager: Good Records / The Polyphonic Spree (US) “I have no hesitation to recommend Jamie to any of our peers and industry colleagues for any size of job.” Dave Morgan - Spartan Audio "Jamie is the best! Great FOH person, great Tour Management and organization skills, great driver, positive, easy going personality. I'm stealing him for all my bands" Rachel Cragg - Nettwerk Music Group (US) I have worked as FOH/Monitor/System engineer for well-respected Music Venues, PA hire companies and touring acts. I have UK, European and US tour and festival experience as a Front of House engineer and Tour- manager. I am familiar with all the industry tools and standards and I'm very quick to adopt new technology and ideas. I also have over 10 years experience with events programming, promotion and management for music venues and organisations. I consider my role integral to the smooth running of each project I’ve become involved with. I strive to ensure that the standard of the shows is consistent and of a high standard, both for the artist, promoters, venue staff and the viewing audience. TOUR WORK – Page 2 IN-HOUSE – Page 3 SKILLS/EDUCATION – Page 4 [email protected] for all bookings. www.jamie-foh.com for full tour history. TOUR WORK Some notable clients from previous years: LAPSLEY (www.musiclapsley.com) 2016: Dep FOH - European tour KIKO BUN (www.kikobun.com) 2016: FOH – UK tour RADICAL FACE (www.radicalface.com) 2014 - 2016: FOH/Driving/TM - UK/European tours and Festival appearances. POLYPHONIC SPREE (www.thepolyphonicspree.com) 2014 - 2015: Monitors/TM – Uk and European tours and festival appearances. DORNIK (www.dornikmusic.com) 2015: FOH/Driving/TM - UK tour and one-offs. LIDO/TRIPPY TURTLE (www.facebook.com/Lidogotsongs) 2015 - 2016: TM/FOH - European festival appearances and one-offs. TEI SHI (www.tei-shi.com) 2015: FOH/Driving - UK/European tour and Festival appearances. CHARLOTTE CHURCH (www.charlottechurchmusic.com) 2014: Monitors - UK shows, Festivals and BBC broadcast “Entanglement” concert. THE BLACKOUT (www.theblackout.net) 2014 – 2015: FOH – One-off shows, festivals and UK Farewell tour. KIDS IN GLASS HOUSES (www.facebook.com/kidsinglasshouses) 2014 – 2015: Dep FOH/Monitors/Dep TM/Merch - One off shows, festivals and UK tours. DRENGE (www.drenge.co.uk) 2013: Dep FOH – UK/European Festivals and Tour dates MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY (www.manwithoutcountry.com) 2011 – 2015: FOH/Driving/TM – UK, European and US Tours, one-offs, festivals and broadcast. ROYAL CANOE (www.royalcanoe.com) 2013 – 2014: FOH/Driver – UK and European tours and festivals. KARIN PARK (www.karinpark.com) 2012: FOH – UK tour and one-off shows. [email protected] for all bookings. www.jamie-foh.com for full tour history. IN-HOUSE Venue, hire company and other experience . HOBOS MUSIC VENUE (www.hobosmusicvenue.co.uk) FOH/Head Engineer/In House Promotions _ 2010 - Present Head Engineer, PA provider and former In-house promoter for NME/JD roots Welsh fnalist for Best Small Venue. Here I am responsible for the maintenance, upkeep and upgrade of all Audio and visual equipment and for the training, development and staffng of technical crew for events. CLWB IFOR BACH (www.clwb.net) FOH/Monitors/System Engineer _ 2009 - Present Senior member of the in-house crew at Clwb Ifor Bach, a well respected NME award winning venue. Experience of FOH and Monitors for touring bands and DJs. Occasional maintenance work. CARDIFF UNIVERSITY, GREAT HALL/SOLUS (www.cardiffstudents.com/venues/great-hall) FOH/System Engineer _ 2013 - Present Casual House Engineer for Cardiff Universities large events halls. Recent shows include: Funeral For a Friend, Bonobo, The Cult, The Twang plus more. AB ACOUSTICS (www.abacoustics.net) FOH/MONITOR/System Engineer _ 2012 - Present Casual freelance work with AB Acoustics, suppliers of PA and crew for Brecon Jazz etc. Previous work includes Paralympic closing ceremony and Brecon Jazz festival. Sony Theatre, Bridgend College Theatre/department technician _ 2012 Duties included working closely with students, lecturers and external bookings providing technical support (Sound/visuals/lighting) for theatre, flm screenings, concerts and conferences. SMS Audio (www.smspa.co.uk) FOH/MONITOR/System Engineer _ 2011 - Present Casual work with South Wales based PA company. Previous work includes Glastonbury and Steelhouse Festivals. Cardiff Barfy FOH _ 2009 Casual work prior to the barfy chain closure Black River Arts Sound Engineer/Promoter/Youth Co-ordinator _ 2006 – 2009 Sound engineer at Community, youth-music programme. Duties included promoting live music events, delivering music technology training to local youths. [email protected] for all bookings. www.jamie-foh.com for full tour history. Skills/Education The majority of my experience to date, lies in but is not limited to running or working on shows in large club and academy sized venues. Along the way I have also mixed runs at larger venues and at the main stages of festivals. While happy with my career trajectory at present, I am always looking to progress to the next level and work on larger scale productions. Listed below are qualities/skills/attributes I'm able to bring to any production I'm asked to work on: Technical Skills • Optimisation of sound systems relative to room acoustics. • Extensive knowledge of standard and non-standard event technology. • Extensive experience of mixing FOH and/or monitors for all genres. • Working knowledge of microphones and microphone placement. • Instrument and Backline maintenance and repair. • Understanding and experience of a wide variety of musical styles, genres and instrumentation. • Understanding and experience of non traditional, technologically progressive acts. i.e. software and sequence based music, synced lights/video Equipment • A stock of standard and specialist Microphones/DI's/Clamps • Access to standard touring consoles and other equipment at reasonable hire-rates General • UK/EU/US driving experience and clean license. • Experience and understanding of various music industry roles and an ability to engage with clients and colleagues. • Tour-managing duties encompassing aspects of logistics, show advancing, fnances, merch reports and booking accommodation. • Previous US P1 visa held • Clean criminal record Education Ynysawdre Comprehensive School Sept 94 – July 99 - 4 GCSE - C and above Bridgend College Sept 00 – July 02 - BTEC National Diploma – Music Technology Glamorgan University Sept 08 – July 2010 - Ba (hons) – Sound Technology [email protected] for all bookings. www.jamie-foh.com for full tour history..
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