839: LOUD is Not a 4-Letter Word
Mandarins Brass Caption Head Tim Snyder shows you how to safely encourage your students to play loud with a good sound, dynamics, emotion, and accuracy.
838: How to Best Prepare for a Career as a Drill Writer / Visual Designer
Michael Gaines, Leon May, and Jeff Sacktig help you figure out the right path to make this career possible.
837: Wireless Microphone Frequencies are Changing
Dr. James Weaver of NFHS explains changes that could effect your microphones and offers solutions.
836: Finding Your Group’s Identity
Mike Jackson of Broken City on how to find your voice within the design process.
835: Color Guard Staging in Marching Band
Tim Newburn shares practical information about what intervals to use, step size and flow, integration, and equipment transitions.
834: What Judges Look For
How to end the season strong and how to fully development moments for maximum effect.
833: Promoting Arts Education in the World of Pageants
Courtney Coffey, Miss Beverly Glen USA, is a guard performer and educator whose platform in Miss California USA is arts education.
832: Free Courses from the NFHS Learning Center
Dr. James Weaver explains about the courses on Band Safety and Copyright available at www.NFHSLearns.com
831: Tough Coaching and Emotional Abuse
Shelba Waldron explains the warning signs of Abusive coaching and instructing.
830: Building a Strong Infrastructure for Your Program
Jay Webb and Matt Harloff of Avon HS discuss developing a standard of excellence, finding the right people and trusting them, and creating great experiences for students.