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5 Critical Steps to Take If Something Goes Wrong at Your Event
Here’s what you can do to plan for the worst-case scenario if something goes awry at an event.
Common Misconceptions of W-2 vs. 1099 Employees in the Events Industry
Check out the benefits of being a W-2 employee and use this calculator to see how much money you can save in the live events business.
Best Practices for Live Event Project Management
How to ensure success in your next live event with these expert tips on project management.
What is AB5 Law and How Does It Impact The Event Industry?
What is AB5 and who does it apply to? What are the misconceptions about it and how in the world am I going to continue to run my event business in
10 Event Production Statistics You Need to Know for 2023
As we round out 2022 and look ahead to the future of events in 2023, we’re preparing for a big year ahead with these live event statistics.
What Does an Audio Engineer (A1) Do?
An A1 is the primary audio engineer in live event production and is in charge of the sound system’s technical design and live sound mixing
What Does a Loader/Pusher Do?
A loader/pusher helps in loading and unloading trucks. Read on to know how important they are in a live event environment!
What Does a Live Event Producer Do?
In this article, we explore what it means to be an event producer, what their responsibilities are, and what skills event producers need.
What Does a Spotlight Operator Do?
A spotlight or followspot operator is a stage lighting technician who operates a specialized instrument called a followspot. Read on to learn more about the role.
What Does a Lighting Engineer (L1) Do?
Lighting engineers (L1) control lighting systems at events. Read on to learn more about L1 light engineers.
What is a Graphics Operator?
A graphics operator is responsible for creating and organizing onscreen graphic components for live events. Learn about their role and specific skill sets.
Best Shoes for Live Events Crew
Voted best sneakers to wear while working live events.