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Leah Brink, a corporate recruiter for Daktronics, joins Justin and Matt to talk about the different aspect of her role within the company. She share’s information on what tools are used to recruit, how internships and student positions fit into the business and other personal stories from her experience with the company.
One thing to note, there are many different opportunities for employment with Daktronics across a wide range of specialties. If you’re out there looking for something, visit our careers webpage for more details.
Today, AV integration is bringing improved ways to communicate into every application imaginable. As such, Justin and Matt talk with David Lopez, President of MediaCentric, about how his company has done AV integration, the changes in technology he’s seen over time and what the future might hold. They even find some time to talk about David’s first ever trip to Brookings, South Dakota.
Ted Puthoff joins Matt and Justin to talk about the world of field service for Daktronics. There are a lot of interesting stories that happen out in the field while helping customers with their equipment and Ted shares some of the more obscure things he’s come across, including a run-in with the law. He also shares a few tips for scheduling service.
Blog – Top 5 LED Displays Surviving the Obscure: https://blog.daktronics.com/2017/03/03/top-5-led-displays-surviving-the-obscure/
Cincinnati Reds: https://www.daktronics.com/en-us/photos/details?pn=WP-19742&cid=136636
Cincinnati Bengals: https://www.daktronics.com/en-us/photos/details?pn=WP-19505&cid=128959
Red Tailed Hawk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red-tailed_hawk
Audio systems are a very important piece to any sporting venue. As such, Justin and Matt sat down with self-proclaimed “Audio Black Belt Ninja” and Daktronics Audio Representative Bo Saunders to hear all about it. Bo covers everything from the types of systems available to engineering to playing surface and fan considerations to microphone types to other events hosted at these venues. There are also a few great stories including his epic DJ performance on new year’s eve at a Dave & Buster’s back in the day.
LED video displays are everywhere in today’s culture. Sideline Productions’ Nick Schmeichel joins Justin and Matt to talk about his business of bringing mobile LED displays to any live event you can think of to give attendees a better view. From snowmobiling to festivals, and even the unexpected, Nick shares the personal story of becoming a business owner and all that it entails.
Sideline Productions Website: http://www.sidelinemediagrp.com/
Daktronics Product Webpage: https://www.daktronics.com/en-us/products/video-displays/mobile-and-modular
Carrier Classic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier_Classic
NY Times Story on Carrier Classic: https://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/12/sports/ncaabasketball/unc-and-michigan-state-tip-off-on-an-aircraft-carrier.html
With the IDEA Conference coming up in sunny San Diego, Justin and Matt sit down with Mark Eisenstadt and Angie Wilson to talk about the conference and what attendees can expect this year. They also share some of their favorite stories from years past and give a little insight into the Daktronics Video Summit held prior to the conference getting underway.
Baseball, it’s America’s pastime. So why not talk with an avid baseball fan about the sport and how Daktronics helps people take in a ball game? Justin and Matt round the bases with Kyle Harris, Daktronics account services manager and super-fan, to talk about his love for the game, some of the big projects the company is involved in and how the minor leagues swing for the fences with fun for their fans.
Justin and Matt go behind the scenes of live event productions at Purdue University with Les Eller, post-production manager for Hall of Music Productions, the university’s production house. Les shares some stories of producing events, third-party integrations and even how he’d get into deep discussions about Star Wars with the basketball team’s tallest player.
Angie Wilson returns to the podcast to talk about Daktronics Live Clips, a Show Control System improvement that brings broadcast-quality elements to live event productions. Angie gives a few feature updates such as customizable workspaces including putting buttons anywhere as well as how easy it is to plug-and-play Live Clips. She also gives a little preview to the Video Summit coming up just before the 2019 IDEA Conference.
While watching a sporting event on TV or streaming on the internet, something is almost always present and visible: the score. Matt and Justin were visited by Yani Figueras and Jhonneal Perez with AJT Systems, a division of Daktronics, which provides the dynamic graphics for those scores and other information to be shown on broadcasts. The team talks about their experience with ESPN, the PGA and even Axe Throwing.
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