Students in TADW’s new Design-Tech major are hard at work learning the “ropes” and tricks of the trade. Instructor Caroline Law spent the morning teaching them about tools and equipment for rigging set pieces. The techies later put their newfound skills to use, rigging up Gepetto’s house for TADW’s upcoming production of “Pinocchio”. Additionally, techies Michael Patterson, 14; Sona Parian, 11, and Tyler Roach, 18, primed and painted set flats in the scene shop. “Learn to be a great scenery painter,” Law told the students. “They are in high demand and they make a lot of money!”
Students in TADW’s new Design-Tech major are hard at work learning the “ropes” and tricks of the trade. Instructor Caroline Law spent the morning teaching them about tools and equipment for rigging set pieces. The techies later put their newfound skills to use, rigging up Gepetto’s house for TADW’s upcoming production of “Pinocchio”. Additionally, techies Michael Patterson, 14; Sona Parian, 11, and Tyler Roach, 18, primed and painted set flats in the scene shop. “Learn to be a great scenery painter,” Law told the students. “They are in high demand and they make a lot of money!”
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