We have deep relationships with vendors and convention centers across the United States. Our team has worked hand in hand with labor unions and meeting planners nation wide. No matter where you go, chances are, we’ve got local connections standing by to get your event rolling smoothly and efficiently.

A1 (Audio Engineer): An expert and highly trained engineer that is responsible for the audio system. The A1 directs the construction, placement, tuning, operation, and strike of the main audio system. The A1 may also participate in the pre-production of the audio design. This position is designated as; but not limited too, FOH engineer or monitor engineer.

A2 (Audio Assist): An audio specialist that assists the A1 for set-up, show, and strike. The A2 assists running cables, rig assembly for hanging audio systems, FOH or Monitor control, backline, stage lines (bands, etc.), wireless mic frequency control, and other duties that the A1 designates.

AV Tech Operate/Floater: A general AV Technician that operates or floats simple break-out room set-ups and general exhibit floors. Services end client and presenters. Ensures smooth meeting flow and assists with break-out rooms re-sets and strikes.

AV Tech Set/Strike: General AV Technician for loading/ unloading of trucks. Setting and striking equipment. AV Techs are mainly used for the setting of meeting rooms and exhibits and have a fair knowledge of audio, lighting, and video.

Whether it’s a single-projector presentation or a multiple camera setup, we have the inventory to assure we match your event with just the right technology.

Camera Operator: Trained and experienced camera operator at a fixed position.

Camera Operator (Hand- Held): Trained and experienced camera operator at a non- fixed position.

Carpenter: Assembles staging, set, and prop pieces.

AV Tech Operate/Floater: A general AV Technician that operates or floats simple break-out room set-ups and general exhibit floors. Services end client and presenters. Ensures smooth meeting flow and assists with break-out rooms re-sets and strikes.

AV Tech Set/Strike: General AV Technician for loading/ unloading of trucks. Setting and striking equipment. AV Techs are mainly used for the setting of meeting rooms and exhibits and have a fair knowledge of audio, lighting, and video.

Projectionist (DLP): Expert in the placement and setting of DLP Projection displays. The Projectionist troubleshoots, color matches projectors, and ensures correct color and black levels. Clients should specify the make and model of the projector they intend to use to ensure the provision of the most qualified person.

Projectionist (LCD): Expert in the placement and setting of LCD Projection displays. The Projectionist troubleshoots, color matches projectors, and ensures correct color and black levels. Clients should specify the make and model of the projector they intend to use to ensure the provision of the most qualified person.

LED Tech: Assists the LED Programmer with assembly, troubleshooting, and strike.

LED Programmer: A highly experienced technician proficient with various LED wall products, processors, and programming systems.

L1 (Master Electrician): Works directly with the Lighting Programmer. The L1 leads the lighting construction. This includes; interpreting the lighting plot for rig and light fixture placement, assignment of dimmer patches, and final focus. May also program and operate simple lighting systems.

L2 (Lighting Assist): Lighting specialists that places lighting elements, builds truss, and assists in the focus of the lighting system, may also operate spotlights during show.

Lighting Programmer/ Director (LD): Designs the “Look” for the show and oversees construction of the lighting system. Programs and operates lighting board, and is responsible for lighting cues during show. Pre-production involvement is highly recommended.

Carpenter: Assembles staging, set, and prop pieces.

PowerPoint Designer: Expert on PowerPoint design and creation. This person works closely with the client/presenter to construct PowerPoint presentations/show graphics on all aspects of design and content. Pre-show construction of presentations/show graphics is highly recommended.