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Re: DJ'ing a prom?I'm a steadily working weekend club DJ catering to young singles, and even I'd be a little nervous about doing a teen prom. That's a whole different world. If it's school sponsored you'll need clean versions of everything (available through DJ pools - are you a member of one?) You'll also need to be able to grid, cue, mix, and edit... while all the time maintaining a seamless stream of music.You will get requests for things you have no clue about unless you're completely immersed in today's music. Unless you have a thick skin and can handle being horribly embarrassed and frustrated, hiring an experienced high school DJ would be the better way to go IMO.
Re: DJ'ing a prom?
I'm a steadily working weekend club DJ catering to young singles, and even I'd be a little nervous about doing a teen prom. That's a whole different world. If it's school sponsored you'll need clean versions of everything (available through DJ pools - are you a member of one?) You'll also need to be able to grid, cue, mix, and edit... while all the time maintaining a seamless stream of music.
You will get requests for things you have no clue about unless you're completely immersed in today's music. Unless you have a thick skin and can handle being horribly embarrassed and frustrated, hiring an experienced high school DJ would be the better way to go IMO.
