Sound Design Live - Career building interviews on live sound, theatre, AV, recording, and sound system tuning Folgen

Sign up here - http://sounddesignlive.com/from-the-sound-up/ Welcome to your first lesson for From the Sound Up ✈️! Watch the lesson and do the homework. Notes - What normally happens is that you naturally build a local network over your lifetime. The audio industry is based on referrals from that network. - When you move, it disappears. - This course has two parts: 1. What do you want? 2. How do you get it? - What I need from you: Take action on every lesson. Give me lots of feedback. Homework 1. I’m going to be sending you a lesson every day for the next two weeks, so right now, open up your calendar and find 15 minutes every day where you will plan to work on it. 2. Email 5 friends. Tell them that you are working on this and ask them to check in on you in 1 week. (This is where is starts to get uncomfortable. Push through!) 3. What do you want? If you could just wave a magic wand and create your ideal in the new city that you're moving to, what would you create? Hit reply right now and be as specific as possible. Great job on completing your first lesson and I'll see you tomorrow! -Nathan

Sign up here - http://sounddesignlive.com/from-the-sound-up/ In one month I will be arriving in Minneapolis with my wife and a moving truck. I’ll have nothing but my wits and a Leatherman to build a new career, from the ground up. I’ve moved 7 times before, but starting over is never easy. Being a sound engineer is not a portable career and I’ll have to build my network all over again. One thing does get easier, though, and that’s my strategy. At this point, I’ve made enough wrong turns that I’m pretty familiar with the path to getting set up again quickly with new gigs, clients, and opportunities. If you’re like me and have recently moved or are considering a move that will take you out of your comfort zone and away from your established network, sign up for this free two-week course where you will discover: - How to position yourself for maximum impact - How to grow your network exponentially and attract your ideal clients - How to get your first gig before you even roll into town Why is it free? This is the knowledge that I want to share before I die. If I get hit by a bus tomorrow, I don’t want these lessons to be lost that could save you some time and pain.

Complete Show Notes: http://wp.me/p1sfi8-9rN In this episode of the Sound Design Live podcast, I talk to Dave Swallow, Merlijn van Veen, Bob McCarthy, Darryn de la Soul and Michelle Pettinato about their best tips to find a touring FOH sound engineer job. Who should I build relationships with to get international touring gigs? Should I work for free to get my foot in the door? Who are the best people to cold call to find touring jobs? Should I approach bands who are on tour about working with them? Should I work for free to get experience? Where is the best place to work to get picked up for a tour? How do I get my name out there for a touring FOH sound engineer job? Start supporting Sound Design Live on Patreon today for as little as $1: https://www.patreon.com/sounddesignlive