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I have not been active, nearly At all.

But, I’m back in the saddle everyone!

I’m Z! I do lighting design in University. I will be lead designer for my first show (Advance Man) and I’m very excited.

A little about myself: 20, nearly 21; I was going to major in sound design but got dragged into lighting design, I’m nearly graduated, I’m double majoring.

Feel free to ask questions about Tech, (especially lighting!) I know vectorworks, ETC and Hog boards, I have experience doing Live events and Theatrical performance!

Don't talk to me, my children, my baby, or my 300 twin siblings ever again.

 I want to talk about International Sign Language. There isn't just one sign language for every language in the world but there is IS which can be used if two people use different sign languages. As the articles say, “IS is heavily influenced from American Sign Language.” So many times you will see ASL in these signs. 

International sign is somewhat difficult to learn. This is what this article says about learning IS.

Experience has shown that it is difficult to teach IS to anyone not knowing at least one or more national sign languages. Exposure to a number of sign languages and different signing styles is usually a better contributor to a signer's knowledge of IS than a specific IS ‘language' course.