Rigging Electric
Pre-rigging the electrical package — landing power, running feeder, distro and cable, and prepping the set so the lighting crew can plug in and go.
IATSE Local 665 · Hawaii
Jason Lamport — 30+ years running power, distro and set lighting for feature films and television across the Hawaiian Islands.
Seasoned stagehand and set electrician working out of Hawaii, holding union membership with IATSE Local 665. I work rigging electric — the power side of the set. That means landing generators and tie-ins, running feeder and distro, pulling and dressing cable, and pre-rigging the electrical infrastructure that the lighting package plugs into.
Over the years I've worked across studio features, location shoots and unscripted television, including major productions filmed in the Islands. I bring a safety-first mindset, reliable rig-to-strike execution, and the kind of crew-room steadiness that keeps a set moving.
Feature film and television credits in the camera & electrical department, as listed on IMDb.
Pre-rigging the electrical package — landing power, running feeder, distro and cable, and prepping the set so the lighting crew can plug in and go.
Generators, tie-ins and shore power, distribution boxes, load balancing and clean, safe, well-dressed cable runs across the floor.
HMI, tungsten and LED fixtures, fixtures technician duties, setting and powering units and supporting the look for camera.
Rig-to-strike execution, location and studio shoots, safety-first work habits and dependable long-day stamina.
Member in good standing
Hawaii's local of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees — representing stagehands, motion picture and television technicians, and event workers across the Hawaiian Islands.
Available for feature film, television and event work throughout Hawaii. Reach out to discuss rigging electric, power distribution or lighting needs for your next production.