Mon 11th
February |
11:00am |
What you really need to know about Testing and Tagging |
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An attempt to dispel some of the mythology that abounds about this important aspect of our workplace safety.
How can testing and tagging be implemented to maximise safety without becoming a bureaucratic and financial black hole? |
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Includes a question and answer session |
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Duration |
90 min |
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Panel Members |
| Ian Low |
WorkCover NSW (State Coordinator - Electrical Compliance Team) |
| Tim Hall |
Resolution X (Responsible Person for a lighting hire and production company) |
| Darren Irving |
Bytecraft Entertainment (National Service Manager and Responsible Person for a large scale production and hire company) |
| Jim Keating |
Panalux Asia Pacific (Operations Manager and Responsible Person for a large scale film and television lighting hire company) |
| Graham Henstock |
Sydney Theatre Company (Head of Lighting and Responsible Person for a theatre company and a range of venues) |
Marcel Takac &
Russell Jones |
Gold Coast Arts Centre (Technical Service Manager and Responsible Person for a regional arts centre)
Gold Coast Arts Centre (Lighting Technician) |
| Andy Ciddor |
ALIA representative on EL-036 standards committee responsible for Test & Tag standard: AS/NZS 3760 |
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Location |
ALIA Seminar Room - Parkside G01 - Immediately adjacent to the Entech exhibition halls |
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Capacity |
Limited places available at the door. |
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Cost |
| ALIA members |
$15 |
| Everyone else |
$30 |
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Mon 11th
February |
1:00pm |
Starting Out in Lighting Design |
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A panel of Lighting Designers explain how they arrive at their design concepts and how they bring the design to life during the plotting process. |
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Includes an open discussion session |
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Duration |
90 min |
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Panel Chairperson |
Joseph Mercurio - Freelance Lighting Designer and Head of Lighting Design at WAAPA |
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Panel Members |
| Trudy Dalgleish |
Lighting Designer |
| Rohan Thorn ton |
Lighting Designer and TV Lighting Director - Head of Lighting for GTV 9 Melbourne |
| Nick Schlieper |
Lighting Designer |
| Paul Collison |
Lighting Designer |
| Stephen Wickham |
Lighting Designer |
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Location |
ALIA Seminar Room - Parkside G01 - Immediately adjacent to the Entech exhibition halls |
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Capacity |
Limited places available at the door. |
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Cost |
| ALIA members |
$15 |
| Everyone else |
$30 |
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Mon 11th
February |
3:00pm |
Networks and Protocols - the glue that holds complex systems together. |
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Every week more of the lighting gear we use talks to other components in the production. As these data networks spread further and carry more types of data via more paths, everyone in lighting is now dealing with networks much more complex than plain old DMX512. How do we design, implement and maintain a reliable, robust and affordable production-quality data network? |
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Duration |
90 min |
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Panel Members |
| Gary Pritchard |
LSC Lighting Systems (Developer of control systems and member of the original USITT working group that established the DMX512 protocol) |
| Andrew Sherar |
Lightmoves (System designer and builder of control networks for production, architectural and themed environments) |
| Nic Moreau |
Enttec (Developer of control products for DMX512, RDM and DMX over Ethernet) |
| Murray Taylor |
Bytecraft Systems (System designer builder of large scale control networks for productions) |
| Peter Willis |
Howard Eaton Lighting (Ltd) UK (Equipment developer and member of the ESTA Control Protocols Working Group) |
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Location |
ALIA Seminar Room - Parkside G01 - Immediately adjacent to the Entech exhibition halls |
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Capacity |
Limited places available at the door. |
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Cost |
| ALIA members |
$15 |
| Everyone else |
$30 |
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