Welcome to IATSE Local 122! The premier workforce in theaters, convention centers, hotels, arenas and more! Our jobs are behind the scenes at events such as concerts, plays, conferences, sporting events, and beyond. You may be saying, "Ok, that's great and all, but I have never this before. What do I need to know for...

Join the Education Department and learn what you need to know to be a functioning member of the video crew which includes about basic video gear, basic power, crew composition and responsibilities as well as load in and load out procedures. This is an in person class. This class has limited attendance and all attendees...

This is an entry level class that is designed for individuals just beginning their career with IATSE 122. “Intro to Audio” covers the very basics needed to work on an audio crew under the supervision of more experienced personnel. Topics include: basic safety practices; basic terminology; identification of basic connectors and cables; audio positions in...

With a huge variety of microphone options, what is an Audio Engineer to do? How does one choose the right mic for the job? What happens when the wrong mic is used? Why do we generally use Condensers in the studio and dynamics on the stage? How can I minimize my chances of feedback? All...

Rigging skills lab is designed to give individuals who would not normally get a chance to work with baskets and bridles to be able to practice the skills valuable to the rigging department. this includes knot tying skills, bridle building skills and general rigging knowledge so that the worker can pass the sign off for...