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| I.A.T.S.E LOCAL 347 |
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| COLUMBIA, SC |
Welcome to the IATSE 347 web page!
Chartered June 9, 1914.
Celebrating 107 years in Columbia, SC!
Columbia Stagehands, Carolina Stagehands, Hands, Riggers, Camera Operators
The next scheduled meeting will be Monday, March 11th, 2023, at Ambient Media,
151 Riverchase Way in Lexington (Behind Escape Plan) at 7:00 PM.
If you are interested in joining please contact any member
of our executive board.
Representing Carolina Stagehands, Riggers, and A/V Technicians West of Interstate
95. If you are interesting in work in our field, regardless of location, you can sign up at live event workers/
First Aid classes will be coming back this winter. To find out more about training in South
Carolina email us. Upcoming classes are open to any stagehand who has worked under a contract that contributes to the
IATSE Training Trust. Certain classes may have additional requirements (Pyro classes require a commitment to work a specific future Pyro date,
etc). Please contact the training committee with any questions.
Greenville Stagehands, Columbia Stagehands, Newberry Stagehands, Carolina Riggers, Carolina Soundmen, Carolina Stagehands,
Aiken Stagehands, Camden Stagehands
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2024 Local Officers
President - Harrison Palmer
Vice
President - Paul Binkley
Business Agent - Jacob Cosentino
Secretary/Treasurer - Rufus Carson
Recording Secretary
- Robert Lewis
To contact any of these officers please use visit our CONTACT page.
For following is from iatse home website - GO TO IATSE HOME NOW --- and we thank them for usage of the following text.
"The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the
United States, Its Territories and Canada was originally chartered by the American Federation of Labor as the National Alliance
of Theatrical Stage Employes in 1893. The current title, adopted in 1995, more accurately reflects the full scope of our
activities in the entertainment industry.
Our local unions are autonomous organizations. They are free to pursue independent agendas based upon their membership's
concerns. The local union structure, backed up by the International, enables members to have a direct voice in their working
lives. The membership is the driving force behind the effort to obtain the kind of wages, benefits and working conditions
they need for themselves and their families. The local unions are the vehicles that have enabled these goals to be reached."
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Carolina Stagehands, Stage Technicians, Lighting technicians, Audio Technicians, Riggers, Theatrical Riggers, Carolina Stagehands,
Greenville Riggers
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