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<blockquote data-quote="Kid Charlemagne" data-source="post: 837127" data-attributes="member: 93">One thing to keep in mind: you should check with the convention center to determine their requirements - I don't think Indy is a union town, but if it is, using any ENWorlders as technicians would be right out.&nbsp; It may be out anyway - depending on the Convention Center's rules.&nbsp; That said, I have 10 years experience in professional camera and lighting experience and would be happy to lend a hand!&nbsp; I don't know a whole lot about getting the signal onto the internet, but I could definitely handle the camera portion of the job (and technical directing the video feed).EDIT: Another thought - who ever is in charge of this should check with the GenCon people running the show as they may have a &quot;convention rate&quot; on projectors, or even a set number of projectors that can be used for meetings, meaning that the convention staff to handle some of the support may already be essentially bought and paid for as part of the GenCon deal with the convention center.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kid Charlemagne, post: 837127, member: 93"] One thing to keep in mind: you should check with the convention center to determine their requirements - I don't think Indy is a union town, but if it is, using any ENWorlders as technicians would be right out. It may be out anyway - depending on the Convention Center's rules. That said, I have 10 years experience in professional camera and lighting experience and would be happy to lend a hand! I don't know a whole lot about getting the signal onto the internet, but I could definitely handle the camera portion of the job (and technical directing the video feed). EDIT: Another thought - who ever is in charge of this should check with the GenCon people running the show as they may have a "convention rate" on projectors, or even a set number of projectors that can be used for meetings, meaning that the convention staff to handle some of the support may already be essentially bought and paid for as part of the GenCon deal with the convention center. [/QUOTE]

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