Jason Hubbard

1. Check all equipment and supplies to see what can be started and what has to wait.

2. Proceed with looming cables and hanging lights according to plot.

3. Hangs made looms inline the the correct data and power in proper place.

3. Address lights and focus once proper placement is found.

4. Test and flash all lights in sequence.

5. Once everything is in working order. Stack the truss that the lights have been placed on and prepare the lights for the truck pack.

6, clean work place and prepare for next assignment.

• Set up projectors, laptops and microphones for live presentations.
• Maintained and troubleshot audio and visual equipment to minimize downtime.
• Programmed and operated audio-visual equipment to support seamless live events.
• Pulled and terminated variety of cables.
• Provided technical support to event staff and presenters, reducing technical issues and delays.
• Controlled video input for live conferences or performances and pre-recorded productions.
• Supported live events with well-controlled lights, sound and video streaming.

• Worked with stage technicians set up and calibrate lighting, microphones and recording equipment.
• Constructed and decorated set pieces and props per design specifications.
• Assisted in all technical and practical effect setup for [Type] performances and broke down all equipment at close of each show.
• Assisted crews with set building and pointed out problems that could be potential safety issues.
• Stayed alert, active, and ready to respond to any request at any time using variety of available resources.
• Reviewed activities for production team to complete tasks on time.
• Developed and maintained successful relationships with media professionals.