Misc. Builds

Subwoofer Stand

I designed and built a stand for our JBL SRX828SP subwoofer. This was made out of scrap wood left over in our shop. On the ground the subwoofer would bounce off of the metal pipes used by our cyc and the lights on the cyc, so by lifting the subwoofer a few feet, we combatted this issue.

The Addams Family Lever

I designed and built this lever for Addams Family. I was asked to make the lever itself look scary to fit the Addams family theme, and also make it so the lever wouldn't fall unless it needed too. I used rubber bands and a cabinet hinge to accomplish this.

Audio Desk / Rack

I designed, built and painted an audio desk and rack for my music setup. I measured the equipment I owned and built the desk and rack to fit.

Retractable Blinds

I designed and built window blinds with a rope system for Beauty and the Beast Jr. so Belle could open and close her window without having to reach out and grab the blinds.

Sign with Pulley

I designed and built a sign pulley for The Day the Internet Died play. Throughout the show, different scenes needed different signs/locations. I built this stand along with 5 signs for the different locations with an pulley to make them easily changeable during transitions.

Winch for Prop Lifting

What started off as a pulley for a flower basket, turned into a prop lifting rig to bring props up to storage after a show. When there was a need to bring multiple lights up to the catwalk, I redid the system to have a winch along with pulleys to support the weight.

Willy Wonka Jr. Bed

I designed and built a bed for the grandparents in Willy Wonka Jr.. This bed needed to fit 4 middle schoolers and be wheeled on and off stage multiple times during the performance.

Willy Wonka Jr. Candy Machine

I built this wonka candy machine for Willy Wonka Jr.. To make the machine more believable I built a monitor into the prop and a computer was put inside. This was controlled from backstage and was able to display different information during the show to make it more believable.

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