Lighting & Sound
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From the time Bryan first discovered electricity at the age of 4, learning that 110VAC will get your attention, he has played with sound, lighting, wiring, and radios. Over the years, this fascination has led to a keen interest in stage production and technology.
From his first "light show", a homemade collection of floodlamps and and household dimmers, to his work today in a 700-seat state-of-the-art theater, he has taken great pride in his craft.
Besides overseeing production for his former bands, Bryan has volunteered for over 15 years with the Mount Laurel Schools Performing Arts and STEP Theater programs where he helps out with set construction, lighting, live and streaming audio, audio recording, and has played a few stints with the student orchestra. These productions include top-of-the line wired and wireless audio systems, conventional and intelligent lighting, and video production. Bryan has recently been asked to join the production crew at the Burlington County Footlighters Playhouse Theater in Cinnaminson, New Jersey.
Bryan also has done analog and digital recording and was producing a debut CD for his former band until his departure in March 2010.
Stage and Production Credits
- Mount Laurel Schools Performing Arts and STEP Theater programs (Volunteer), Mount Laurel, New Jersey - Jack Jeckot, Director (1994-present)
- Audio design and operation
- Conventional lighting design, setup and operation
- Intelligent lighting setup and operation
- Set and prop design and construction
- Stage deckhand
- Burlington County Footlighters, Cinnaminson NJ
- Audio cue programming and operation (Sound Control Systems SCS-10 on Windows-7) for the 2010 production of "...And The Winner Is"
- Conventional lighting cue programming and operation (ETC Express 48/96 console) for the 2011 production of "Mame"