For those of you who use vent in the classroom, ministry, as a part of your therapy practice or other, what has your experience been like? What have you learned?
@April Brucker I have the articles here at my apartment but I don't know what box it's in due to my packing everything up for my move from the apartment to a condominium that has 300 more square feet.
@April Brucker Sierra Vista is roughly 232 miles south of Phoenix and 85 miles east of Tucson and 32 miles south of Tombstone. 30 miles from the border.
I branched out and started combining ventriloquism and music. (Who would have thunk it). May Wilson (who has the voice) has recorded two songs. This has given me so much confidence as a vent but all around entertainer. What ventriloquism milestone are you most proud of? Please feel free to share with the group.
When doing your live shows, do you prefer a mic stand or headset? I’m old school (NYC comedy clubs is where I cut my teeth) so I like a mic stand. Some vents like a head set because they can move freely. So what’s everyone’s preference?
@April Brucker it gives you the luxury of moving around greatly. The only thing you have to be careful about is if you are coming from a location using a mic and walking under these hanging mics because you will get a loud feedback.
Right now most of my shows are at the Sierra Vista United Methodist Church for the Children's Moment and monthly at Helping Hands Tutoring. I'm also set up for performances in Phoenix later this year and various private and public venues in and around the Sierra Vista and Tombstone areas.