Audio / Visual Techncian

From load-in to load-out, from floorplan to show-ready, from concept to experience, general audio / visual (AV) technicians are responsible for supporting all aspects of a production or live event. General AV technicians support leads in fields such as lighting, audio, video, scenery / carpentry, and electrical work. The utility of general AV technicians is quite extensive.

Audio Engineer (A1)

Operated various audio mixing consoles (such as the Allen & Heath QU-Series, Soundcraft SI-Series, QSC TouchMix-Series, etc.) to equalize, enhance, and monitor all audio for live events in breakout rooms and general session auditoriums.

Graphics Operator

Familiar with various graphics presentation software suites to ensure demonstrations run smoothly. Has years of experience completing graphic designs for Fortune 500 organizations and video editing for content creators.

IT Computer Techncian

A plethora of experience with Windows and MacOS was gained while directly employeed by Hewlett Packard (HP) and Apple. Can furnish exhibit booths, registration desks, and more with workstations, media presentation displays, printers, mobile devices, and other appliances. Instrumental with digital signage configurations.

Breakout Floater

Comfortable simultaneously operating an audio console (such as the Allen & Heath QU-16), video switcher (such as the Roland V-160HD), and laptop (such as a Macbook Pro) to orchestrate a seamless experience for an audience and a panel of speakers. Some example gear shown.

LED Wall Engineer

Participated in the construction of numerous LED walls. Trusted by clients to confidently and single-handedly, assemble, power, and wire data to multiple full general session LED panel walls.

Projectionist

Comfortable navigating various professional high resolution projector settings to zoom, focus, keystone, align, and blend visuals for various presentation needs. Can supply equipment for limited situations such as small breakout rooms.