Steve Lemus has worked with Live Out Loud for the last five years. He finished the course Graphics and Journalism from the University of Nevada, Reno and currently plays a vital role in my live events as he makes sure that the audio and visual aspects of our productions are top notch.

Today, Steve talks about the basics of audio-visual production. He names some great brands he prefers to use for simple events of 100 people or less and the different scenarios when using hotel sound versus bringing your own equipment. He also provides some helpful tips on the equipment you need and the things you need to do once you know the location of your event.

 

“You really have to immerse yourself in the environment and just really get into it and sync with it.” - Steve Lemus

In This Episode of Real Money Talks: 

• Three parts of audio-visual basics
• What to do once you confirm the location of the event
• Types of equipment you want to have at your event
• Why Steve likes to use the brands Shure and Mackie and how it makes things easier for the team
• Things to ask and look for when considering the event room or location
• Your biggest asset in the event venue
• Why you need music licenses when playing music during the event

 

Three Parts of Audio-Visual Basics:

1. Equipment
2. Venue layout
3. Room orchestration

Resources Mentioned:

• Shure
• Mackie

 

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