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What if we think about providing customer service to anyone who’s involved with the services we provide? A deeper dive into the idea of “internal customers.”
A fledgling sound person’s experiences in the wild, unpredictable and sometimes surreal world of “Driver Guy.”
In the real world, waves – much like careers – will inevitably encounter boundaries, be they walls, floors, ceilings or pandemics.
It’s a matter than can be a lot more complicated than price alone.
A methodical approach to keep in mind whether you’re an audio engineering student or a veteran engineer looking to sharpen your skills.
Providing sound for more than 300 events, most of them inside prison walls…
“I just started learning how to run sound from a tech I originally met through a local band called Sweaty Bob…”
A proposal is often just a starting point – key aspects to keep in mind when seeking proposals for new systems and gear.
Essential factors that make the difference between succeeding in this business or not.
