Does anyone else use knee pads like I do? my coworkers dont seem to use knee pads when they’re stocking but honestly i think they were a very useful purchase. Helps to protect the knees while making it easier to get down to the lower shelves on the concrete floor. I’m surprised i dont see more of my stocking coworkers use them.
She had FIVE YEARS (technically three because Two were not active due to covid from 2020,2021) and still didn’t come to see her best friend.
Anyone else feels like this is some sort of torture. I feel like they made it to be played at Guantanamo Bay when trying to get info out of someone. But hey, on the bright side i’ll never be able to forget about new medicare benefits and i’m forever aware of shingles possibly making me miss my kids graduation.
As a person who has worked with so many productions, concerts, festivals, and tours, it really is great to see a concert film with not just behind the scenes of the band but also highlighting the many people who are needed to put this whole production and experience together. Before i worked for concerts as a rigger, light tech & programmer, audio tech…etc. I went to a concert and tended to overlook how that band is on that stage and in the city and the arena. I didn’t appreciate the work and dedication and creativeness behind the scenes. (now i cant help going to a concert and looking at the stage, figuring out the lights they use and tech they use).
I must say, in 2022 when I saw Ghost’s new stage, I was in awe, and I said that I couldn’t wait to see their next stage, and sure enough their creative crew absolutely blew away my mind with the new show. Everything was amazing, the 80s par cans, the led panel wall, the Ghoul’s costumes, Papa’s new mask, and even his new microphone capsule being the sE V7 MC1 (phenomenal capsule for anyone looking for a good microphone or capsule).
I hope, that on top of experiencing the amazing concert on film (which I hope has an absolutely amazing mix). I hope people can take home an appreciation for the people who dedicate their lives to bring these bands and artists to them, and to give an amazing experience. As a roadie there’s nothing better than seeing people enjoy the show that you helped create and be a part of.
I’m a Journalism student who will be attending a two year community college and later transferring to a four year school (CC is free for now in my state so i’m trying to take advantage.)
I’ve been following media since my 7th grade year. I’ve publicized in school newspapers all the way through high school, averaged an A in every english class, achieved an AP literature grade of A as well, and have even helped with digital media for sports with my school. I’ve worked at a radio station as an on air host intern as well.
My hope (key word: hope) is to work in a sports related media field. Print, Digital, Broadcast, Play x Play, etc. Sports is basically my being and if i can talk, explain, educate, or debate it, then i’m happy.
Of course I know thats a long shot. There won’t be a chance in that field all the time, that’s why i’m also willing to work any journalism/writing as a start. From journalism to script writing, i’m willing to do it all because i know how scarce the job scene can be related to writing and journalism. I know it can be tough too. You might need to cover heavy topics and may need to find ways to cope with negativity you face for your writing or the negative nature of the topic itself.
So if you could, i’d love to hear from people who’ve been or are currently going through the schooling, as well as people who’ve worked in the journalism field. What should I know, what should i prepare for or do? Any advice is appreciated and will help. Thank You.