Guest Blogger, Jim Ohrberg
I enjoyed listening to Jules Fisher’s presentation. It is always beneficial for me to hear the experiences of a lighting veteran, and learn new ways of approaching a project that will make me a better designer. I especially felt enlightened (pun intended) by his recommendation to always try to do something different and to not let your work be predictable. The goal of pushing yourself to new experiences and expectations was well conveyed in his presentation.
At the lunch, I didn’t spend much time looking at the manufacturers’ products (except the VL3500 Wash and the EOS console), but I took advantage of networking with some industry professionals. It was an excellent opportunity to catch up with some fellow industry professionals, and make some new friends.
Jim Ohrberg
Programmer/Designer
Busch Entertainment Corporation
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