Stage Automation Engineer

[@elphbwckd212]

I absolutely love this series. It's so insightful and educational as well as entertaining. This channel should have way more subscribers for this series.

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

Nice piece... well lit and shot... economically edited... nice job...

[@billgreen3138]

very cool thanks

[@majormagics7163]

Im looking for a curtain motor that will lift a 9' curtain. Any ideas?

[@happygirlv3114]

So I’m the only one watching this for school

[@6ryy843]

Nope

[@ninjaman815]

Embery Byrd Yo my boy Embery, wassup. I know you from MLMS. It’s me Jayden!!!!!!!

[@makailadavis2586]

Elloinmornin J yooda 😭

[@irid0238]

Ms. Revell, anyone?

[@ninjaman815]

Saga ·Neutral Nebula· Hell yeah, Mrs. Revell

[@dangertrebor]

Well done Chuck. Really elegant work….Danger Rob

[@sethdiller5094]

I thought that the special effects video was very interesting because of the detail it shows you

[@crcomments8509]

Obviously shows like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang are easier to design for when it had already been designed 4 years earlier in London.

[@irid0238]

*Minecraft Redstone building real life edition*

[@AlfieNoakesOhHo]

These people do great work and I appreciate it, but a little bit of me thinks technology in the theatre is akin to putting a microphone on an opera singer and doing some eq on his/her voice. I prefer the magic of the ropes, crew madly pushing things around in the shadows and all that "magic", and just like magicians (illusionists) I don't go around showing people outside of the industry how it's done. That's the wonder of thhe theatre

[@barbarariewe2134]

Ms.Angelo anyone???

[@matthewhiemstra3010]

Good vid. But his voice is so lo its high pitched. and now my ears hurt. It sounds so fake...