Custom Drill
Robert is dedicated to providing you with a quality product and all the details you need to bring out the best in your students. All drill packages included unlimited contact with Robert to ensure that you receive the product you want.
Features
The following are included for all of Robert’s drill clients:
Custom Drill for your performing ensemble
PDF of drill charts including instructions, measure numbers, and counts
PDF of coordinate sheets for individual members
Animated video of your drill using Pyware3D Real View
Personal Google Drive folder containing PDF documents and animation videos
UDB integration (if applicable)
Junior Varsity drill (if applicable)
Weekly video reviews, upon request
The Pyware 3dz file, upon request
Work Samples
Below are a few short samples of Robert’s work. If you are interested in seeing more than these samples, you can find the link to his larger portfolio at the bottom of the page.
Pricing
Fall Marching Band Drill
$2,500+
Robert determines the initial price for the fall marching band drill based on several factors. These include the number of students in your ensemble, the estimated length of the show, the skill level of the ensemble, as well as any prop or design elements that affect the drill writing process. There is a minimum charge of $2,500.00 for new clients.
Please reach out to Robert directly here to get a quote for your ensemble.
Indoor Drill Design
$800 - $2,000+
All of Robert’s prices for scholastic indoor percussion and winds groups are based on the ensemble’s competitive class. Like his fall drill, it is all written on Pyware 3D and has all of the same included features as the fall marching band package. Robert can be available for live staging, but space is limited due to his schedule.
Scholastic A-Class: $800.00
Scholastic Open-Class: $1,300.00
Scholastic World-Class: $2,000.00
Live staging & independent ensemble rates: available upon request
Portfolio
FAQs
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To start the drill writing process, Robert requires a full musical score, an mp3 of the show audio (preferably with a metronome click), and a design document that notes soloists, guard equipment changes, and any other important details about your show.
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Yes, Robert has experience writing for ensembles of all sizes.
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Robert will typically send a complete movement after 7-8 days. Please keep in mind that he is an active DCI visual caption head, and therefore may take a few days longer during the summer season.
Requests to expedite the process are possible but depend on his schedule and availability.
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Yes! Robert does in-person consultations for both in-state and out-of-state ensembles. If this interests you, please mention it or ask for more details during our initial conversations.