Academy Of Production Technology

Review: Nooks Ultimate Punt Pages DVD

Written By: Justin Lang on November 30, 2010

A couple months before LDI this year, the Academy of Production Technology announced the arrival of their latest training tool, Nook’s Ultimate Punt Pages DVD. No, it is not a training DVD for football kickers on how to punt the ball correctly, that is just silly. Punting is the US term for running a lighting [...]

Academy of Production Technology Offers Electricity Training in Dallas, TX

Written By: Justin Lang on November 17, 2010

Are you looking to increase your self worth or gain renewal credits to your ETCP certification? Good news, the Academy of Production Technology is offering a 3 day training session in Dallas Texas next month. From December 1st through December 3rd, the APT is offering a training session on Entertainment Electricity, Power Distribution, and Controls [...]

‘Nook’s Ultimate Punt Pages’ DVD is Ready to Rock Your World & #LDI2010 Show Price

Written By: Justin Lang on October 20, 2010

The Academy of Production Technology announces the release and special LDI trade show pricing of “Nook’s Ultimate Punt Pages,” a new training DVD designed to instruct lighting programmers how to run a show “on the fly.” The DVD is available for sale Oct. 22-24 at booth #1828 in the Las Vegas Convention Center. Those who [...]

Update: 33% of Nook’s Ultimate Punt Pages DVD

Written By: Justin Lang on June 11, 2010

I just found out more about the new training DVD, Nook’s Ultimate Punt Pages, from the Academy of Production Technology that I wrote about yesterday. If you pre-order the DVD right now, you’ll be saving 33% off the retail price of $59.95. That is a savings of $20 bucks! With the 33% off, you can [...]

Pre-Sale Announced of Nook’s Ultimate Punt Pages Training DVD

Written By: Justin Lang on June 10, 2010

The Academy of Production Technology announced the pre-sale of Nook’s Ultimate Punt Pages training DVD. The DVD is designed to instruct lighting programmers on punting, (or busking as it is called as well), which is the process of running a show “on the fly”. Industry lighting designer/programmer Richard “Nook” Schoenfeld guides viewers through the process of a [...]