Jun 1, 2021
I love how Andrew cues Anthony with his nodding it’s so adorable, also the flick to his head is hilarious
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I love how Andrew cues Anthony with his nodding it’s so adorable, also the flick to his head is hilarious
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Handgesture Cues
STANDBY. Raise arm up in the air. Have them nod at you to visually acknowledge the standby.
GO. Point at them.
You must be talking MIDI, because you’re firing my cues!
Day 69: On Cueing
This week's Tuesday Tea episode focused on cueing in fitness classes.
On my mind: I've been served lots of content for T. Anderson method (you can google) of cueing which is, quite actually, the opposite of cueing. There is no cueing.
Participants come to class, have to discover what the WOD is, and silently follow the instructor. I originally intended to judge this method, but instead, I've increased my curiosity.
Some swear by this method: it keeps the focus, it becomes almost meditative, it's less disruptive.
But I'm so used to big visual cues, auditory cues, and form cues. Could I handle teaching a class with none of those things?!
As a visual learner, I like to see things. I like to draw things. I like numbers, nods, winks, head tilts. Since I enjoy these things, I've incorporated many of them into my classes.
But I've also adapted. Even though most of my movement methodology trainings have indicated not to use auditory cues (some even discouraging the use of mics/headphones), I've recognized that some of my clients prefer this method.
I try to do a mixture of both.
I add context and deep dive on this week's podcast! Check it out on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.
WOD: 45 min bootcamp, outdoor walking in the sunshine!
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Your First DJ Controller: A Guide for the Technically Challenged!
So, you’ve decided to dive into the electrifying world of DJing but feel like you just stepped into a sci-fi movie with all the blinking lights and buttons? Fear not! This guide is tailored for the technically challenged—those who may struggle to find the power button on their toaster. We’re here to demystify the DJ controller, your new best friend, and give you a crash course on managing its…
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With/Without Directors.
Lighting LD Levels:
In attendance: Lighting Designer, Assistant Lighting Designer, Lighting Board Operator (me).
Five hours of programming subtle, half minute shifts in looks as characters enter and exit and move around the stage.
------------Next Day------------
Lighting LX 1:
In attendance: Lighting Designer, Assistant Lighting Designer, Lighting Board Operator (me). Director, Assistant Director, Stage Manager, Light Walker.
LD: Talking with Director. Comes on Comm: "... Delete cues 8 through 60."
Subtlety be damned. One look for an hour.
/sigh.