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Scott
Hofmann, president of Trailing Edge Technologies, Inc., has
spent more that 25 years consulting and designing the technical
aspects of theater and event productions.
Having earned his
Master's of Arts degree in Drama Technical Direction from the
University of Washington, Seattle in 1972, Hofmann has served as
a technical director, lighting or scene designer for over 120
productions including the Utah Shakespearean Festival, the Harry
S. Truman Library and Museum, the University of Houston and
Cameron University. In 1989, Hofmann served as an art director
for NBC's Unsolved Mysteries. |
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Having recently
retired as an associate professor from Cameron University,
Hofmann and his wife Peggy currently provide consulting and
sound/lighting installation services for the performing arts. |
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Regional
Clients:
Lawton Public Schools - Lawton, OK
Cache Public Schools - Cache, OK
Lawton Community Theatre - Lawton, OK
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church - Lawton, OK
Boone-Apache High School - Apache, OK
Cameron University - Lawton, OK
Dayspring Community Church - Lawton, OK
Watonga Community Theatre - Watonga, OK
MacArthur Junior High School - Lawton, OK
Centenary United Methodist Church - Lawton, OK
Gaslight Community Theatre - Enid, OK
Emporia State University - Emporia, KS
Hobart Community Theater - Hobart, OK
Oklahoma Arts Institute - Oklahoma City, OK
Comanche County Fairgrounds - Lawton, OK
Cameron Campus Ministry - Lawton, OK
Simmons Center - Duncan, OK. |
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| WORKSHOPS: |
Does your school,
university, church or community theatre need assistance with
their technical theatre needs? Sounds Impossible, a division of
Trailing Edge Technologies, Inc., offers lighting, scenic, and
technical production assistance. In addition, Sounds Impossible
can help your theatre staff with several related workshops:
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Understanding Your Lighting System
- Consoles,
Dimmers, & Circuits
- Using
Lighting Instruments Effectively
- Lighting
System Operation & Maintenance
- Lighting
Design: Principles & Practices
- A Standard
Light Plot: Pros and Cons
- Venturing
into Automated Lighting Instruments/Accessories
- Theatre
Sound Systems and Sound Effects
- How To
Stage Manage Effectively
- Organizing
Your Technical Production Staff
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Interpreting the Script for Scenery, Lighting, & Sound
- Solving
the Multi-set Show
- Scene
Design Basics: Designing the Box Set
- Stock
Scenery Construction: Flats/Platforms/Stairs/Doors
- Scenic
Materials You Haven’t Thought Of
These workshops are available when you need them most...
- platform
construction during the time you are building them for a
show;
- lighting
design when this element is being planned or just before the
start of tech rehearsals
so the actual show lighting can be improved;
- scenic design
during the conceptual stage of production or even in early
tech rehearsal so the existing design can be enhanced.
These workshops are
envisioned as either group activities or a means of “tutoring”
individuals who want to expand their technical theatre skills to
help your organization’s production program.
Content is scaled to benefit the beginning, intermediate, or
advanced practitioner and is variable in length from a one day
workshop to several days of planning or tech rehearsal.
Sessions are held at your facility.
Call for pricing. Community theatres may be eligible for
financial assistance from OCTA. |
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PHONE: (580) 536-0559
FAX: (580) 536-0552
EMAIL: info@tetinc.net |
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