9 - 13 November
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Spice Girls / Florence & The Machine / Miles Kane / Thirty Seconds to Mars
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Live Event Rehearsal Facilities / Electronics Engineering / Product Manufacturing
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Latest from Production Futures
Production Futures Online
Taking place from 9 to 13 November, Production Futures Online is a brand-new platform for students, freelancers and young people all over the world to access training sessions, workshops, webinars, product demonstrations, panel discussions and interviews with live event experts and TPi Award winners.
Production Futures: City, University of London
With the next generation of events professionals adjusting to the ‘new normal’, introducing new talent to the industry and how live event students are completing their studies without live events has become a topic of paramount importance among university course leaders and prospective students.
Production Futures: Joel Luther-Braun
With webinars, online tutorials and smaller in-person academic sessions filling the education-shaped void of the COVID-19 pandemic, academic institutions are now in the process of opening their doors, on a university by university basis, to students across UK. One such student lookingto return to the University of Wales in September to complete the final year of a (BSC) Lighting Design and Technology is Freelance Lighting Technician, Joel Luther-Braun.
Success Stories
Harry Boyde
From a young age, Harry Boyde was fascinated with music and live events. As soon as he turned 18, he moved from Northampton to London, to pursue a career in the touring industry. Shortly after the move, he began working as a Stagehand for Stage Miracles before landing a coveted role of Laser Technician at ER Productions – where he is now responsible for the set-up, maintenance, programming, and operation of laser shows, as well as special effects for some of music’s biggest names.
Dylan Barber
TPi Breakthrough Talent Awards Standout Talent, Dylan Barber, shares his experience breaking ground as a burgeoning freelance audio and lighting engineer.
Owen McIlreavy
After securing a full-time job at IPS, TPi Breakthrough Talent Awards Undergraduate of the Year, Owen McIlreavy, reflects on a successful 12 months…
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