Six tracks. One goal: run a tighter show.
Every course is built from real venue calls, not generic theory — pick the track that matches the rig you actually run.
Church Lighting
Build a reliable, repeatable rig your volunteer team can actually run on Sunday — no full-time programmer required.
- Setting up a scene-based console workflow volunteers can operate confidently
- Consistent look across worship, sermon, and video segments
- Troubleshooting the most common Sunday-morning rig issues
DMX Programming
Addressing, universes, and console workflow — from your first patch to full cue stacks you can trust on show night.
- DMX addressing and universe planning without the guesswork
- Building and organizing cue stacks that are easy to run live
- Working across the major console platforms and workflows
Stage Lighting
Mood, focus, and colour theory for live performance — hit the look the moment calls for, not just the next cue.
- Colour theory and mood-building for live performance
- Focus and angle fundamentals for faces, sets, and depth
- Reading a song or scene and translating it into a look
Lighting Tools
Beam angles, power loads, tempo — the maths behind the rig, made fast and visual so you're not doing it on a napkin backstage.
- Calculating beam spread and coverage from any angle
- Working out power draw before you patch in
- Syncing chases and strobes to tempo confidently
Theatre
Plotting, focusing, and running a show from first rehearsal to closing night — built for the realities of a theatre schedule.
- Reading a lighting plot and translating it to the rig
- Focus sessions that don't eat your whole tech week
- Calling and running cues consistently night after night
On-site Training
We come to your venue and train on your actual rig, with your actual console — the fastest way to close the gap between theory and your Sunday or show night.
- Training built entirely around your existing rig and gear
- Your whole team trained together, on the console you'll actually run
- A follow-up plan so the training sticks after we leave
Not sure which track fits?
Tell us about your rig and your team, and we'll point you at the right course — or build a custom on-site session.
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