The Georgia Tech Colorguard is made up of 26 talented and spirited members from all over the southeast. Each week the guard performs exciting and dynamic pregame and halftime routines that are not only fun, but also showcase some of the best choreography in college color guard.

Our style is contemporary with a strong basis in technique and our work is always challenging and stimulating. Current and past members have marched with other outstanding organizations such as Carolina Crown Drum & Bugle Corps, Spirit of Atlanta, Blue Stars Drum & Bugle Corps, Alliance Drum & Bugle Corps, CrownGUARD, Northgate Independent Winterguard, and Aureus Independent Winterguard.

Danville High School, Danville, IL - Mt. Zion Marching Music Games: Class 2A Champions (Best Color Guard) Effingham High School, Effingham, IL - Newton Marching Eagles Band Classic: Class 4A 1st Place and Grand Champions (Best Color Guard); McKendree. Guard choreography is an optional service that can be ordered with custom Drill. Mike Blade has worked with several of my drill clients since 2010 and does an outstanding job. If you are looking for color guard routines for beginners and need very basic work, or if you need highly advanced and complex choreography, Mike can deliver.

Total Visual Design provides marching band drill & choreography, color guard costume & flag design, color guard choreography, storyboards, & prop design for the modern competitive marching band. Total Visual Design provides marching band drill & choreography, color guard costume & flag design, color guard choreography, storyboards, & prop design for the modern competitive marching band.

The Colorguard performs at all home games, and travels with the band to big away games like Georgia, Clemson, and FSU, as well as to Bowl and Championship games. Georgia Tech Colorguard is nationally televised and has traveled to New York City to perform in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. For more information, please e-mail gtcolorguard@gmail.com.

Sonic 3d fan games for mac. Due to COVID-19, we have moved to a video only audition format for this year. To audition, please send your video to gtcolorguard@gmail.com by June 1, 2020 and include the following:

· Flag Basics – Drop spins, peggy spins (or overhand spins), cones, pull/pole hits, thumb flips, and any other basic flag skills you may do at your school that would demonstrate your control/skill with the equipment.

· Flag Tosses – Basic pop toss, a standard double, a parallel toss, and a basic 45 toss.

· Choreography – Short piece of choreography (at least 30 seconds in length) in any musical style, demonstrating understanding of body/movement underneath equipment incorporated into a musical phrase.

· Weapon (optional) – 100 spins on the left and right; tossing triples, quads, 5s and higher; any other tosses or tricks that would demonstrate your control/skill; a short piece of choreography to music (at least 30 seconds in length) with same requirements as flag choreography

Attire: All black, form fitting ensemble in either capris or shorts with tights so we can see your feet and ankles.

Appearance: Hair half-up/half-down (if long enough) otherwise pinned back or styled well enough to stay out of your face during course of video.

After we review your video, the guard staff will contact you about anything you might need to work on and notify you of your acceptance into the colorguard. If you are offered a spot, you will receive a contract and instructions on how to send us your measurements for the uniform.

Contact Information

Please email any questions to: gtcolorguard@gmail.com

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Congratulations to all my clients for an exciting and successful season! Thank you for allowing me to design for you!

Berlin High School, Berlin, CT - Marc T. Sheehan Invitiational: Class A Group IV 1st Place

Danville High School, Danville, IL - Mt. Zion Marching Music Games: Class 2A Champions (Best Color Guard)

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Effingham High School, Effingham, IL - Newton Marching Eagles Band Classic: Class 4A 1st Place and Grand Champions (Best Color Guard); McKendree Preview of Champions: Class 2A 1st Place (Best Visual, GE)

Mascoutah High School, Mascoutah, IL - Metro East Marching Classic: Class 2A Champions (Best Visual, GE, Color Guard), Gateway Marching Classic: Class 2A 1st Place and Grand Champions (Best Visual, GE)

Monte Vista High School, Monte Vista, CO - Class 1A State Champions; Colorado West: Class 1A 1st Place;

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Monticello High School, Monticello, IL - 1st Place University of Illinois Governor’s Trophy (Best GE); Mt. Zion Marching Music Games: Class 4A 1st Place and Grand Champions (Best Color Guard); Panther Marching Band Festival: Class 2A 1st Place

Morris Community High School, Morris, IL - Normal Marching Band Invitational: Class 3A Champions

Ogden High School, Ogden, UT - Class 4A State Champions (Best Color Guard, Visual); Wasatch Front Invitational 4A Scholastic 1st Place (Best Visual, GE, Color Guard); Davis Cup: Class 4A 1st Place (Best Visual, Visual Effect, Color Guard)

Sullivan High School, Sullivan, IL - Danville Viking Invitational: Class 1A Best Color Guard

Yorkville High School, Yorkville, IL - Plainfield South Marching Band Invitational: Class 2A Champions; Sandwich Musicfest: Class 2A 1st Place (Best Visual)

When I first started working with Marc he asked, “What do you want your program to look like after this season, in two years, in five years, etc?” And with that question,our whole program was about to change. My program went from just participating in competitions to consistently winning awards.

--Brianna Bjerke, Director of Bands, Mt. Zion, Illinois

has been instructing, designing, and judging in the marching arts around the country for the past 30 years. He is available for design, clinics, instruction, consultation, and adjudication.

Successful visual design in today's competitive arena calls for designers who can do much more than just mathematical arrangements of pictures in time with music. It requires knowing how to plan entertaining moments, create appropriate intellectual concepts, develop and teach choreography, understand color and artwork, and produce spotlights that capture the attention of your audience. It also means coordinating the wants and needs of the director and the staff through your own creative style. Above all, it requires developing a chemistry with the director and staff, and a humbleness to help the team create the show that they'll enjoy and remember for a lifetime!

The students deserve the best we can give them. Great teachers aren't decided by trophies. They're decided by the love and devotion they have to giving their students the best possibilities to grow and develop admirable character and performance talent. They never forget the difference between 'needing to win' and 'wanting to win.' The latter is healthy, the former is not.

Let's work together this season!