NIDA acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we learn and tell stories, the Bidjigal, Gadigal, Dharawal and Dharug peoples, and we pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past and present.
Zachary grew up in Alice Springs in the Northern Territory and while he was in high school, studied woodwork and drama. After graduating year 12 in 2015, Zac worked for two years to figure out his path and with the help of his high school drama teacher, he applied for the Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services at NIDA starting in 2018.
While studying the Diploma, Zac discovered the BFA (Scenic Construction and Technologies) and found that his past interest of woodworking would mesh well with his interest in the dramatic arts, and so before he had even finished the Diploma he applied to the new course.
Throughout the BFA he has learnt many skills while working on NIDA’s seasonal shows, Festival of Emerging Artists, Expo NIDA and the varied subjects of the course itself. These skills include; set construction, automation of stage machinery and construction management.
Zac would like to go into rigging and mechanist work primarily.
Construction Manager
Love and Information
Construction Manager
Perfect Stranger
Construction Manager
The Cat
Construction Manager
Antigonick
Construction Manager
And tell sad stories of the deaths of queens
Construction Manager
EXPO NIDA
Construction Assistant/Flyman
Twelfth Night
Construction Assistant/Flyman
Roberto Zucco
Changeover crew
The Removalists
Changeover crew
DSSP and DMT showcase
Assistant Stage Manager
DMT Cabaret
2020 Set builder
Half Time produced by Nineteen 98 Productions
Automated Fly system training
Sydney Theatre Company
Construction/electrical assembly assistant
Simple Motion