Audio
I have multiple wireless microphones in configurations you prefer like: handheld, lapel, and/or headset. If you want music playing before and after your event, and walk-up music for presenters, I have you covered. As a unique bonus, I can make professional overhead announcements. My equipment can cover up to a full convention center ballroom.
Visual
I have two 75" TV monitors on stands, and a small projector available. The TV monitors are adequate for training sessions and other video or slideshow needs. For larger screen and projector rentals I have access to multiple large projection systems and utilize them on an as-needed basis. I use Apple computers and Powerpoint slideshows.
Lighting
For events with presenters, I use industry-standard ellipsoidal lighting with a dimmer pack and controller. These fixtures allow for the 'wow factor;' presenters really stand out from the background. I also employ up to 20 wireless LED uplighting fixtures capable of mimicking any color scheme. This combination provides impeccable ambiance.
About
My first paid event was in 1991: running the soundboard for a wedding at my church. The newlyweds paid me $30; that experience at age 10 ignited my passion for production that continues to guide me today.
Over the last 30+ years I've been in nearly every aspect of live event production and performance -- live events define my professional life.
In addition to A/V work I am an active open-format DJ, professional benefit auctioneer, live event MC, and real estate investor.
Some of the live event roles I've filled, at least once:
A/V Tech
Camera Operator
Show Caller
Disc Jockey (DJ)
Emcee (MC)
Auctioneer
Wedding Officiant
Funeral Celebrant
Worship Leader
Musician (guitar, bass, drums, piano)
Easter Bunny
(Bonus Section: What matters most?)
Safety
Safety is my top priority and number one concern. It's extremely important that my A/V equipment is implemented in a safe manner, both for event attendees and for the survivability of the equipment itself.
Sound
I employ multiple full-range speakers placed in a way that provides even sound coverage for the entire listening area. This minimizes audio dead zones and equates to a better listening experience for event attendees.
Aesthetic
Aesthetic
How things look is important, and this is certainly true for live events. When possible and practical my A/V equipment is placed in a manner that reflects professionalism and care, with high attention to detail.