Registration opens for NWRS 2022
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New World Rigging Symposium registration open
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New World Rigging Symposium registration opens
Wednesday, 24 February 2021
USA - Registration is now open for the New World Rigging Symposium (NWRS), produced by ESTA and USITT, which will take place online 6-8 April, 2021. The NWRS provides a virtual opportunity for riggers and those interested in the entertainment rigging industry to network, discuss current issues and new technologies, and help shape the future of the industry. The cost has been reduced to $99 and the symposium carries up to nine ETCP education renewal credits for re-certification. Participants will be given a range of opportunities to further their technical knowledge in sessions on video wall rigging, automation and motorization, performer flying and rescue, and types of ropes. They’ll have a chance to learn about how the installation of a tension grid is working in a major facility, to get their questions answered by a panel of the industry’s most knowledgeable structural engineers, learn about working
produce weather, and isolated tornados and wind gusts and we ll keep you posted on that. and tropics were headed into the area. and we have tropical storm ernesto and storms well off to the east to the open waters of the atlantic and we ll need to watch ernesto, and monday it s a category 1 hurricane with maximum awes stained winds of 80 miles per hour before continuing to track into the gulf of mexico. maria molina live for us, thanks so much. and a milestone we want to bring your attention in indiana. thousands of people pouring into at that state s state fair this weekend, almost a year exactly after last summer s deadly stage collapse. strong turnout serving as a good sign for organizers, that people are ready to move on after that awful tragedy, and in addition to this year s rides and food stands, there s also a plaque inscribed with seven names killed last august when the high winds came in and the stage rigging gave