Book for techies - maintaining your portfolio

Na | 25/06/2008 - 20:15

I just came across this book on Amazon and thought crew and designers out there might be interested in it. It's 'Developing and Maintaining a Design-Tech Portfolio: A Guide for Theatre, Film & TV' by Rafael Jaen.

It sounds interesting, and it's about $25 US, so it's not a bad price. I'm tempted to get a copy myself.

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It sounds interesting Na! I

Author: JoeMc
Date: 26/06/2008 - 18:19

It sounds interesting Na!
I picked up a book by shear accident, many years ago! It was at an obscure little book shop in a country town. Luckily I paid for it before I left the shop, as there was still 300 or so 'Shop lifting' days left to Christmas!
It was a book on lighting states by Micheal J Gillette. It is well illustrated with plenty of coloured pictures, which is a bonus for me, making it easier to read. I even think I look intelligent, while reading the pictures!
I'm old fashioned & still find it easier to refer to books, than the Net.

TOI TOI TOI
CHOOKAS

[May you always play to a full house]
Hear the lights & see the sounds.

Same here. Over the past

Author: Na
Date: 26/06/2008 - 18:45

Same here. Over the past year or so I must have bought about 20-30 different books on puppetry and other theatre topics. I really do have to stop though - it can be so expensive. Especially puppetry books, because most of the good ones are out of print. My most expensive buy was a really rare puppetry text for about $200 - and I almost lost it to some dumb people who decided to break into my PO box!

Fun puppet patterns to make at home! Puppets to buy at
Puppets in Melbourne

Book for techies - maintaining your portfolio

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