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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Nixon" data-source="post: 9533" data-attributes="member: 1947">Right then, how do these work?There&#039;s a small church that I help at anytime they have an event beyond the normal traditional service. They&#039;re going to be hosting a fashion show. They don&#039;t normally do anything that anyone takes particularly seriously, normally it&#039;s &quot;show up half an hour before the event and hope for the best, nobody will care anyway&quot;, but I get the impression that this is different. They&#039;re hiring in staging, (and hopefully lighting?) and I&#039;ve been told they have some clothes shops (that have own brands) on board.I&#039;ve never been to or watched a fashion show but I can predict needing audio out from a laptop, a mic for an announcer, and a monitor feed to the dressing rooms. Obviously none of that is a problem, but what am I missing? What&#039;s the general format of the event?Thanks,Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Nixon, post: 9533, member: 1947"] Right then, how do these work? There's a small church that I help at anytime they have an event beyond the normal traditional service. They're going to be hosting a fashion show. They don't normally do anything that anyone takes particularly seriously, normally it's "show up half an hour before the event and hope for the best, nobody will care anyway", but I get the impression that this is different. They're hiring in staging, (and hopefully lighting?) and I've been told they have some clothes shops (that have own brands) on board. I've never been to or watched a fashion show but I can predict needing audio out from a laptop, a mic for an announcer, and a monitor feed to the dressing rooms. Obviously none of that is a problem, but what am I missing? What's the general format of the event? Thanks, Chris [/QUOTE]

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