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BLOG: Some AV equipment isn't sexy. But you still need it!

Today we tell you why.

http://showproductioninstitute.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/c-is-for-cueing-monitor.html

Show Production Institute: C is for Cueing Monitor

BLOG: In the next instalment of the A-Z of Event Production, today is all about B for Backline.

And how to disguise it!

http://www.showproductioninstitute.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/b-is-for-backline.html

Show Production Institute: B is for Backline

BLOG: Ever had an MC go MIA?

Or do the whole 'Is this thing on?"

http://showproductioninstitute.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/is-your-mc-mia.html

Show Production Institute: Is your MC MIA?

BLOG: A is for Amplifier

Our Weekly A-Z of Event Technology is starting today.

Don't know your VGA from your BNC? Or if you really need that equipment on your AV quote? Well know you will. Every Thursday.

http://showproductioninstitute.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/is-for-amplifier.html

Show Production Institute: A is for Amplifier

BLOG: Have you written a 'fake' live cross into your event content before?

It's easy and effective. Rob explains how and why it was done for the Meetings & Events Australia National Conference 2012.

http://www.showproductioninstitute.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/why-fake-live-cross.html

Show Production Institute: Why the 'Fake' Live Cross?

Rob Vass from spi at the Opening Plenary of the MEA National Conference 2012.

And no, he can't play the trumpet, it was all part of the carefully crafted content. Were you there? What did you think of the opening plenary?

Do you press the repeat button on your events?

Show Production Institute: The Repeat Button

Interesting analogy.

Is Your Conference Like A Five Course Meal Or A Smorgasbord Buffet? What type of conference experience do you prefer? A fine dining five course dinner or an all-you-can-eat smorgasbord buffet?

A National Conference by really really good....or really relly bad. What's yours?

Show Production Institute: Is Your National Conference an Eye-Roller or an Eye-Opener?

Helpful for Presenters who don't normally present. Also helpful for Event Managers to use as a guide on briefing presenters.

Show Production Institute: 10 Tips for Presenters who aren't usually Presenters

A post from Business Events Sydney on helping your speakers.

‘You don’t have a cord for this?’ 6 essential pieces of equipment for event speakers | Business Eve Your Sydney event is booked, you have the ideal venue, delegates are registering and the caterers are organised. However, well before the day arrives – let alone before the lights go on for your first presentation – it's important to make sure you know what sort of equipment each of your speakers wi...

What to do when your Presenter is a walking and talking TVC!

Show Production Institute: Are your Presenters a Walking Talking Infomercial?