This course is designed for event management students to give an understanding of the role of the showcaller in corporate events and the critical role of the producer in providing the information to enable the showcaller to deliver a good show.
An explanation of all the other production roles involved and how the showcaller interacts with them.
The course is made up of a series of videos giving an explanation of how a showcaller works alongside the producer from arrival onsite through to the show going live.
This course is designed for event management students to give an understanding of the role of the showcaller in corporate events and the critical role of the producer in providing the information to enable the showcaller to deliver a good show.
An explanation of all the other production roles involved and how the showcaller interacts with them.
The course is made up of a series of videos giving an explanation of how a showcaller works alongside the producer from arrival onsite through to the show going live.
There isn't very good availability of this sort of content for event management students. This course will equip those
planning to become event and conference producers with essential knowledge of technical production and the pressures on the producer and showcrew when delivering an event.
Understand how a graphics presentation is put together
Understand what a showcaller does to call a show
What the showcaller does from arrival onsite to rehearsals
This video demonstrates how it sounds to hear a small script showcalled. The way in which the cues are partly descriptive and partly instructional.
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