Save The Show Foundation

On the left is STSF President Jake May, and on the right, touring video pro Scott. Scott and his wife Lori were among the nearly 1 million entertainment industry professionals who lost their livelihood in 2020 when the pandemic closed the world down. Despite the challenges of 2020, their sweet daughter decided to forego holiday presents, asking instead to put what she would get into helping feed those in Nashville who had even less and volunteering her time to realize that goal. Much to her surprise, that little girl and several others found a shiny new bike under the tree, made possible by your incredibly generous donations.

We are so thankful that Scott and Lori are back practicing their craft, and for the gig that made this photo op possible. They are truly the best of us. On this , as you consider where to make your mark, please consider a donation to Save The Show Foundation.

The fine folks at NIVA and the Event Safety Alliance have released a free “Safe in Sound” reopening checklist for the live entertainment industry! Download it here:

NIVA And The Event Safety Alliance Announce “Safe in Sound: A Reopening Checklist for the Live Entertainment Industry” — Event Safety Alliance May 12, 2021 – As people in the U.S. continue to get vaccinated and cities and states begin to reopen, the National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) and Event Safety Alliance (ESA), in partnership with Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP), Coalition of Performing Arts Cente

Our very own local crew. Proud and thankful!

Thanks to the brave members of IATSE Local 30 for making the NCAA possible!

📸 credit: Derek Dechert

Now seems like a good time to make sure you still fit into your stage blacks.