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Originally Posted by flyerinokc
From the sound of it you would fit right in here in Oklahoma. If the wind ever stops blowing we'll all fall down! My sons have a friend who worked lights and sound on the Disney Tours over here I'm sure the COVID killed his business too. I know we have a lot restaurants and retail stores who have gone out for good with this mess. I was one of the lucky ones who stayed working, I was already working from home so our routine didn't change much.
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Disney On Ice was one of the first shows I worked on when I joined the crewing agency that provides stagehands and other crew for the big concerts, in 2017 (I've been in the industry since 1990 one way or another but only joined that group more recently). I'm not allowed to publicly post details about the shows but I can tell you that Disney On Ice has been around for a good 30 years, more probably, and some of the props and equipment are even that old. Parts of the sound that I saw were very interesting, great cutting-edge stuff, but cutting edge for around 1995 - 2000
On that type of show it's more designed like a theatre setup than a big rock concert. The audience is mostly young families with many small children so you can't just blow them away with rock concert sound! So theatre sound is different, it's more about smaller speakers but more of them in more places, and you might have the music coming from one
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