Administration

• A Risk Management Matrix for the Performing Arts
• Becoming a Master Electrician: A Comprehensive Guide
• Behind the Scenes: The Art of Scenic Design
• Behind the Scenes: The Art of Sound Design
• Behind the Scenes: The Technical Director
• CPR Certification
• Enhancing Safety Communication in Performing Arts Centers: The Power of SBAR
• Ensuring the Safety of Children in the Performing Arts: Guidelines and Standards
• Event Planning
• General approaches to reducing risk
• How to Create a Risk Analysis: A Step-by-Step Guide
• Meet the Flyman
• Negligence: What Every High School Theater Teacher Should Know
• OSHA Codes
• Required Areas of Compliance for Educational Performing Arts Centers
• School Theater Safety: The Legal Responsibility of Administrators
• Shaping Spaces: The Art of Lighting Design
• Stagecraft's gotta follow: High school's legal duties.
• The Essential Role of a Props Supervisor
• The importance of communication
• The Legal and Ethical Obligations for Risk Management in Educational Theater
• The Master Carpenter: Behind the Scenes of Set Building.
• The Role of a Production Manager: Streamlining Operations
• The Role of Audio Supervisor: Enhancing Sound Quality.
• The Unseen Hero: Stage Manager
• The Unsung Hero: Wardrobe Supervisor
• What an event manager should do when there is a missing child
• What Are Safety Onlymnics?
• What does a risk manager look for in a risk analysis?
• What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
• What is the difference between a License and a Certification?
• Who should receive formal training in an educational theater?

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Equipment

• AUDIO: Understanding Impedance
• AVIXA Standards
• Best Practices and Code Requirements for Suspending Line Array Speakers from a Forklift
• Ensuring Safety with Proper Footwear for Theatre Stagehands
• Hammer Time
• Handtools and Tool Safety in Theatre
• Hanging stage lights on a batten
• Marking Tools Used to Mark Dimensions and Angles in Theatre
• Title: Safety First: The Critical Role of Entertainment Technicians in Regularly Replacing Fall Protection Harnesses
• Why microphones cut out

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ETCP Exam

• Theatre Rigging

  • Planning and Layout

    • Converting Between SI (Metric) and Imperial Units for Theatre Rigging
    • Understanding Efficiency in Theatre Rigging
    • Understanding Forces in Theatre Rigging
    • Understanding Point Load in Theatrical Rigging
  • Understanding Point Load in Theatrical Rigging
  • Understanding Uniformly Distributed Load (UDL) in Counterweight Theatre Rigging

• Understanding Point Load in Theatrical Rigging

Facilities

• Fire Curtain Best Practices
• Incorporating water into a theatre production
• Particle Filtration vs Air Filtration
• Parts of a stage
• Pipe and Drape for Conventions and Events
• Storing Materials on a Theatre Stage in a School: Why It Must Be Avoided
• Understanding NFPA 701 and NFPA 705: A Comprehensive Guide to Stage Curtains Compliance in Theaters
• When do I need a fire curtain?

FAQs

• Event Planning
• General approaches to reducing risk
• How to Create a Risk Analysis: A Step-by-Step Guide
• Meet the Flyman
• Stage Makeup and Safety Considerations
• Stagecraft's gotta follow: High school's legal duties.
• The importance of communication
• The stages of creating a theatrical production
• What Are Safety Onlymnics?
• What does a risk manager look for in a risk analysis?
• What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
• What is risk
• What is Safety?
• What is the difference between a License and a Certification?

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Legal

• ANSI Standards
• ASTM Standards
• AVIXA Standards
• ESTA Technical Standards Program
• General approaches to reducing risk
• Incorporating water into a theatre production
• NFPA Codes
• OSHA Codes
• Required Areas of Compliance for Educational Performing Arts Centers
• Safety Hazards: Keeping Everyone Safe in Every Workplace
• Stagecraft's gotta follow: High school's legal duties.
• The Legal and Ethical Obligations for Risk Management in Educational Theater
• What Are Safety Onlymnics?
• What is risk
• What is the difference between a License and a Certification?

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Other

• Pipe and Drape for Conventions and Events
• The importance of communication

Overview

• What is a Theatre Consultant, and How Can They Help?

Performance & Rehearsals

• Stage Makeup and Safety Considerations
• The Essentials of Fire Safety in Theaters: Guidelines, Equipment, and Training
• The stages of creating a theatrical production

Safety

• About OSHA 1926.502 - Fall Protection Summary
• ANSI Standards
• Best Practices and Code Requirements for Suspending Line Array Speakers from a Forklift
• Ensuring Safety with Proper Footwear for Theatre Stagehands
• Ensuring Safety with Theatrical Fog and Haze: Best Practices for Productions
• Ensuring the Safety of Children in the Performing Arts: Guidelines and Standards
• Handtools and Tool Safety in Theatre
• Hanging stage lights on a batten
• Health Impact Assessments and Monitoring Atmospheric Effects
• Incorporating water into a theatre production
• Negligence: What Every High School Theater Teacher Should Know
• OSHA Codes
• Required clearance when lowering a 1-ton chain motor
• Risk hierarchy
• Safety Hazards: Keeping Everyone Safe in Every Workplace
• Safety Signs and Symbols - ISO 3864
• Safety Signs and Symbols, Design, and Shape - ISO 7010
• Stage Makeup and Safety Considerations
• The Codes, Standards, and Laws Governing the Use of Real Food as Theatrical Props
• Title: Safety First: The Critical Role of Entertainment Technicians in Regularly Replacing Fall Protection Harnesses
• Title: The Critical Importance of Maintaining Active Fire Protection Systems During Live Theatre Performances
• Understanding NFPA 701 and NFPA 705: A Comprehensive Guide to Stage Curtains Compliance in Theaters
• What Are Safety Onlymnics?
• What is a risk matrix?
• What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
• What is Safety?
• What to say when using a counterweight rigging system.
• Who should receive formal training in an educational theater?

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Shop & Storage

• Marking Tools Used to Mark Dimensions and Angles in Theatre
• Safety Signs and Symbols - ISO 3864

Special Effects

• Calibration Factors for Monitoring Theatrical Fog and Haze
• Effectiveness of Respiratory Protective Equipment in Theatrical Environments
• Ensuring Safety with Theatrical Fog and Haze: Best Practices for Productions
• Environmental Impact of Theatrical Fog and Haze Fluids
• Health Impact Assessments and Monitoring Atmospheric Effects
• Impact of Theatrical Fog and Haze on Audience Comfort and Health
• In-Depth Analysis of ANSI Standards for Theatrical Fog and Dust
• Innovations in Non-Toxic and Biodegradable Fog and Haze Fluids
• Long-Term Health Effects of Chronic Exposure to Theatrical Fog and Haze
• The Codes, Standards, and Laws Governing the Use of Real Food as Theatrical Props
• Title: The Critical Importance of Maintaining Active Fire Protection Systems During Live Theatre Performances
• Training Programs and Safety Protocols for Theatrical Technicians
• Using an Aerosol Monitor
• Working with Stage Pyrotechnics: Essential Safety Protocols and Procedures

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Stage and Rigging

• Hanging stage lights on a batten
• Required clearance when lowering a 1-ton chain motor
• The Theatrical Edge: Unraveling the Advantages of a Snub Line
• Understanding Point Load in Theatrical Rigging
• Understanding Uniformly Distributed Load (UDL) in Counterweight Theatre Rigging
• What to say when using a counterweight rigging system.
• When do I need a fire curtain?

Theater Technology

• Break Out, Break In
• Changing a Spotlight Lamp
• The stages of creating a theatrical production

Tools

• Hammer Time