Audio Visual and Staging For Jeff Conley Presentation

A well crafted and masterfully delivered speech can still fail if the AV room set-up is poorly designed. The following set-up is for optimal results based on decades of experience. If you must alter these guidelines, please discuss your situation with us before your event. We are flexible and will work with you to produce the best program possible for your group.

Audio Visual Set-Up

• Wireless, clip-on microphone
• A projection screen, computer projection system with wireless remote and the cable connecting the system to a laptop with PowerPoint 2000 for Jeff's projection graphics.

Staging

• If you're using a stage, please try to position the first row of seats within three feet of the stage, if possible.
• If not, try using a 'T' shaped stage "runway" extending up to the first row of the audience. This allows Jeff to personally connect with the audience.
• If a podium is being used for introductions, set it back a few feet from the front of the stage so that Jeff can walk in front of it.

Lighting

• Dim the screen area (unscrew ceiling bulbs right above the screen), but leave full house lights on during the program. Jeff needs to see their faces and they need to see his face and body language.
• Jeff moves around during his speech. If the room has spotlights, aim them toward the very front center of the stage.

Recording

Temperature