WEDNESDAY APRIL 10
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STUDIO 1
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Just-In-Time Learning and Knowledge Management Practices
How much time does your business spend looking for the most current workflows and practices? Where can your technicians go when they run into an issue? How do you write, curate, update, and distribute this information so it can be helpful when help is needed the most? This talk is a quick practical presentation about the concept of Just-In-Time Learning and how you can build a knowledge management repository that can be the most useful in the most challenging moments.
Presented by Bespoke Audio Visual
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Discipline: Business Solutions/Support
Bio: Casey Inniss has nearly 20 years in the industry in Ottawa, with a brief 6 year side quest at Shopify. Over this time he has worn many different hats, from Technician to Support Lead to Google/365 Admin to Technical Manager and plenty more in between. He has honed his experience in knowledge management and support operations at scale, and brings this fresh perspective back to the industry.
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5 key steps towards the success of your project
When an original idea emerges in your mind, and you want to bring it to fruition, there are 5 key steps to take to achieve success. Come discover them!
After attending this presentation, attendees will be able to:
- Identify the path to carrying out an innovative project;
- Formulate the fundamental questions to ask;
- Avoid very costly mistakes.
Presented by Unisson Structures
Language: French
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Discipline: Design and manufacturing
Presenters: Sonia Gadbois, Olivier Jobin and Maxim Philippe.
Bios:
Sonia Gadbois, presenter: Endowed with infectious enthusiasm and a career spanning more than 25 years as an artist and producer, Sonia puts her love and experience for the stage, cinema and international touring at the service of business development and marketing at Unison.
Olivier Jobin, VP Business Development and Partner: Passionate about challenges and the search for simple and daring solutions, Olivier has worked in the industry for more than 20 years. He joined the Unison team in 2004, after an academic career in administration and international marketing.
Maxim Philippe, ing./P. Eng.: A member of the Order of Engineers of Quebec and a graduate in mechanical engineering from ÉTS, Maxim specializes in product development. Focused on standards and quality, he ensures that the aluminum structures created by Unison are both innovative and safe.
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Digital Marketing 101
Start or improve your digital marketing program with Jim Norris's how-to session on Digital Marketing.
Learn about:
- Supercharging your website
- Developing an effective email program
- Social Media best practices
- Online advertising
Presented by Entertainment Marketer
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Discipline: Business solutions, Marketing.
Presenter: Jim Norris, President of Entertainment Marketer.
Bio: Jim Norris is President of Entertainmenr Marketer and a marketing and business consultant. He has taught Entertainment Marketing and Entertainment Business courses and has been a speaker at trade shows and conferences in Canada and the United States and been the guest on several business webinars.
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Education Consultation Table - Theatre Technologies
This discussion table is an opportunity for the different teaching environments present at EXPO-SCÈNE 2024 to meet and discover the stakeholders in initial and continuing training associated with scenographic technologies in Quebec.
This networking activity will also be an opportunity to discover existing programs, to note the specificities of each and to better understand how they support the needs of the performing arts community.
At the end of this exchange, the CQICTS would like to produce a conceptual map of the different programs offered in Quebec which would allow employers to better understand the profile of graduates. Join the conversation!
Presented by CQICTS - Quebec Section of the Canadian Institute for Theatre Technology
Language:French
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Presenter: Sandra Matte, Centre d'études collégiales de Montmagny
Bio: Sandra Matte, graduate of Cégep de St-Hyacinthe and member of the CQICTS board for 7 years, is passionate about the world of production. First a stage manager and technical director in theater, she then acquired her expertise as a production coordinator in various major events in the Quebec region. A teacher at the Montmagny College Studies Center for 18 years, she recently had the chance to participate in the revision of the College Stage Production program. Her professional background and commitment offer her an interesting perspective on education that she likes to share. She firmly believes in the power of networking and the pooling of educational resources.
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STUDIO 2
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Do you really need insurance ?
Insurance, from an abstract concept to reality…
With the help of concrete examples of accidents, losses and lawsuits, you will be able to determine what types of insurance you should purchase so as not to jeopardize your financial health.
ASSURART Inc. is a Canadian insurance brokerage and financial services firm. Throughout the years we have developed the art of insuring businesses and professionals who work in the following sectors: information technology, life science, investment capital, environment, sharing economy, art, culture, and entertainment.
Presented by Assurart Inc.
Language: French
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Presenters: Colette Mendenhall, MBA, president / David Mollet, Damage Insurance Broker, Partner / Stella Kalogerakis, Damage Insurance Broker, Partner / Pascale Rondeau, Damage Insurance Broker, Partner
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Safe and Sound LIVE! - Your Event Safety Round Table
Hosted by Jason Gordon and Janet Sellery, Event Safety Alliance Canada will lead a LIVE version of this popular online monthly meetup. This is your chance to connect with colleagues and talk about safety questions, concerns, and current events. After attending this presentation, attendees will be able to share challenges, solutions, knowledge, resources and reasonable practices with each other, leading to greater confidence in their capacity to address health and safety concerns.
Presented by Event Safety Alliance Canada
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Discipline: Health & Safety
Presenters: Jason Gordon and Janet Sellery.
Bios:
Jason is a former Inspector and Inspectorate Peer Trainer for the Ministry of Labour. and, In 2011, after investigating a serious incident he became a leader in Occupational Safety in the Event Sector. Today, as the Director of Operations and Event Sector Lead for Cobalt Safety, Jason focuses on growing the Safety Culture for this sector. He is proud to be involved as a Board Member of the Event Safety Alliance Canada as well as the Scott Johnson Working Group.
Janet Sellery (CRSP, CHSC) is a former theatre stage manager. She is the Board Chair for Event Safety Alliance Canada and a board member for Event Safety Alliance (U.S.). Her work as a Health & Safety Consultant, with Sellery Health + Safety, focuses on customizing programs, training, and resources to reflect the constantly evolving and unique demands of the theatre environment. Janet is committed to “setting the stage for people to create their best work".
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Assistive Listening Devices Today & Tomorrow
An overview of the assistive listening technologies currently available, what the future holds, and how to select the right technology for the venue and/or event. After attending this presentation, attendees will be able to get a better understanding of the various assistive listening technologies, why are they so important for a large portion of the population, and how to present these technologies to your partners and venue.
Presented by Erikson Commercial
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Discipline: AV integration; Pro audio; Assistive Listening.
Presenter: Tim Franke of Williams AV
Bio: Tim Franke is the Regional Sales Manager, Eastern US and Canada for Williams AV. Tim has been working with AV products for the last 15 years as a Channel Manager for a couple of major education technology companies. Tim spends his time outside of work with his family traveling, hiking, and fishing.
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Outdoor Stages: Behind the Scenes of Safety
Heavy winds and extreme weather conditions pose consistent challenges for outdoor event organizers. Join a group of specialists from the outdoor event industry as they share their experience and best practices to ensure your events are executed with the utmost safety for crowds, employees, and artists.
Presented by Stageline
Language: English + French
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Presenter: Pierre-Luc Rompré / Operations Director at Stageline and Jonathan Doucet / Engineering & Quality Director at Stageline.
Bios:
Pierre-Luc Rompré possesses a comprehensive understanding of event staging, encompassing both technical and administrative aspects. His collaboration with top North American producers has resulted in spectacular events that prioritize audience engagement and the safety of all involved.
Jonathan Doucet has led the engineering department at Stageline for over 15 years. His expertise in structural engineering and safe operations has made him a respected industry leader. He is recognized for his in-depth knowledge of safety regulations and his ability to design and implement innovative solutions.
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STUDIO 3
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The Advantages of Digital Wireless Technology
During this session, Adrian Sterling and Brad Baker will offer best practices for getting the most out of a wireless workflow, and demonstrate to participants some of the advantages of a digital system using a Sound Devices Nexus setup. Adrian and Brad will also introduce participants to the new, very powerful SuperNexus receiver and A20-OPTO unit that is being released by Sound Devices later this year.
Presented by Sound Devices & GerrAudio
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Presenters: Brad Baker, Sales Manager for the Americas, Sound Devices & Adrian Sterling, Technical Sales Manager, Ontario, GerrAudio Distribution.
Bios:
Adrian Sterling has been an active member of the Canadian audio industry for more than 20 years. Prior to joining GerrAudio in 2022, Adrian worked in production as an RF and wireless communications specialist. During his career in production, Adrian provided wireless expertise for productions such as the Canadian Screen Awards, The JUNO Awards, Canada's Walk of Fame, Genie Awards, Gemini Awards, Major League Baseball's LLC and CBC Special Series such as Battle of the Blades, How do you Solve a Problem Like Maria and Over the Rainbow. Adrian has experienced the workflow of production wireless from multiple vantage points. Being in the roles of Frequency Coordinator, Technician and/or A2 throughout his career has provided him with a unique 360º view of complex workflows and stringent production constraints.
Brad Baker is a member of the Sound Devices team and is responsible for supporting GerrAudio and the sales and support of Sound Device's wireless products in Canada. Brad is based in the UK and is excited to visit Montreal for Expo-Scene 2024.
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Festival Sound
Join Bob McCarthy for this informative session on the deployment and optimization of audio systems used in festival environments. During this TEC Talk, Bob will pull examples from recent experiences he has had working at some of the world’s largest music festivals, including Roskilde, Power Trip Festival and Outside Lands, and highlight key considerations when deploying a system in venues that range from very large, open spaces, to much more intimate enclosed tents, and everything in between.
Presented by Meyer Sound & GerrAudio
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Presenter: Bob McCarthy, Director of System Optimization, Meyer Sound
Bio:
Bob McCarthy’s involvement in the field of sound system optimization began in 1984 with the development of Source Independent Measurement (SIM ® ), which was inducted into the TEC Awards Hall of Fame in 2019. He has been an active force in modern sound system design and optimization for over 35 years, including three generations of SIM, thousands of designs, tunings, training seminars and publications.
Bob has had the privilege to work with many great sound designers, including Abe Jacob, Andrew Bruce, Tony Meola, Jonathan Deans, Francois Desjardins and more, and has been charged with tuning systems for Cirque Du Soleil, Walt Disney Entertainment, Carnegie Hall, Celine Dion, Grateful Dead and others. Musical theater credits include Les Miserables, The Beatles’ LOVE, Wicked and many more. Recent designs and tunings include the ongoing Metallica WorldWired tours, Roskilde Festival, Shanghai Disney Resort and more. His award-winning book, Sound Systems: Design and Optimization, now in its third edition, has sold over 15,000 copies in three languages. USITT presented Bob with the Distinguished Achievement in Sound Award in 2014. Bob is well known in the field of audio education and delivered the keynote address at the 50 th AES Conference, which was the first ever dedicated to audio education.
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The Right Sauce for the Source: Mic Techniques for the Pros
During this highly interactive, practical workshop, Paul will record live audio samples using a variety of different microphone types and placement techniques, and then play back the audio for all to hear. The session will focus on the usage of DPA microphones to get the exact sound you desire - right from the source - with no processing involved. Paul will demonstrate some differences and key considerations when choosing a microphone for live, studio or broadcast environments, and the importance of proper microphone placement. He will also demonstrate how easy it is to mount DPA microphones on virtually any instrument, individual or apparatus. Some of the key topics Paul will cover include:
- Omni vs. cardioid
- Condenser vs. dynamic microphones
- Speech Intelligibility
- On and off-axis sound sources
- Mic blending
- DPA solutions for broadcast, audio for dialogue and film
Presented by DPA Microphones & GerrAudio
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Presenter: Paul Andrews, Global Support/Business Development Manager, DPA Microphones
Bio:
Paul Andrews is a Global Support/Business Development Manager for DPA Microphones. He also is Owner/Engineer of Foundation Sound Studios in Nashville. You’ll find him working with industry leaders such as Al Schmitt, Bruce Swedien, Brent Maher, Chuck Ainlay, Eliott Scheiner, Tim Holder, Arpad Sayko, Fred Vogler and Brad Divines to name a few. Andrews has recorded such artists and clients as Kris Kristofferson, Boyz II Men, Victor Wooten, Dennis Chambers and Bill Evans. Paul attended Denver University on scholarship in classical guitar studying under Ricardo Iznaola. He then joined the staff at A&M Records where he worked with Sheryl Crow, Aerosmith and Danzig among others.
Today, you’ll find Paul recording many different styles of music including everything from Classical and Jazz to Punk. He also travels internationally conducting workshops and live seminars for DPA Microphones; educating industry professionals on microphone technologies and best practices.
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Meet the DiGiCo Quantum-852 & Fourier transform.engine
Join DiGiCo’s Tim Shaxson as he introduces the group to the new flagship Quantum 852 console! During this feature-packed session, Tim will walk participants through the hardware and software advancements that have been developed by DiGiCo specifically for Quantum 852, and demonstrate its functionality live in front of a console. During the last part of the session, Tim will introduce transform.engine, a very powerful and reliable new tool for integrating any VST3 plugin in a live show environment.
Presented by DiGiCo
Language: English
Date & Time: Wednesday April 10, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Presenter: Tim Shaxson, Technical Sales Manager, DiGiCo
Bio:
Tim Shaxson is a veteran audio professional of over 30 years, hailing from DiGiCo for the past 18. Tim has shared GerrAudio’s focus to serve and support our Canadian customers, and is looking forward to being back in Montreal for Expo-Scene 2024.
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THURSDAY APRIL 11
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STUDIO 1
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DMX512: Best Practices in Everyday Use
DMX512 is used everywhere. Learn about best practices in DMX distribution to make your installations and shows more robust and problem free. You don't have to be an electrical engineer to know how to make your DMX distribution network robust and problem free. Learn basic rules for cabling and connections. Understand the importance of the correct use of DMX opto-splitters, daisy chaining and DMX terminators. Designed for both casual and power users of DMX512.
Presented by Terrier Marketing Inc.
Language: English
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Discipline: AV integration; Lighting
Presenter: Graham Likeness
Bio: Graham Likeness has been a lighting industry professional for more than 40 years. A past technical director, he applied his knowledge of theatre operation to roles as Director of Sales at Strand Lighting and VP Sales and Marketing at Pathway. He is currently a principal at Terrier Marketing Inc., a marketing consultancy and manufacturers' representative. Terrier Marketing recently became the representative for SWISSON in Canada.
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Event Logistics
This presentation covers event logistics, carnets, and the multiple modes of transportation getting your show on the road! We discuss the role of a freight forwarder, the pitfalls of shipping, and how to prepare your tour for touring. Our goal is to educate shippers, artists, and tour and production managers on the logistics of moving a show, from one box to multi-truck tours.
After attending this presentation, attendees will have a better understanding of event logistics and the role of a knowledgeable freight forwarder as a partner.
Presented by Event Freight Logistics
Language: English
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Presenter: David Cohen, President of Event Freight Logistics Inc.
Bio: David started his logistics journey out of high school driving a delivery truck, before working as a freight forwarder in the events industry. He has over 30 years of logistics experience, has been on numerous tours, and humorously shares his knowledge!
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Can Wireless Audio Be as Good as Wired?
A look at best practices for wireless mics and IEMs, to make the RF connection between transmitter and receiver as solid as possible. After attending this presentation, participants will have learned to evaluate the technical challenges related to the location where the event or performances will be held. They will then be able to confidently select, deploy and adjust wireless microphones and IEM equipment.
Presented by Erikson Audio
Language: English
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Presenter: Bob Lee
Bio: Bob Lee is an application engineer and trainer at RF Venue, Inc., having worked in pro audio and broadcasting for more than four decades. Bob started doing live theatre sound in 1980 with analog boards and area miking, because only the biggest theatre companies had wireless back then. He designed and serviced wireless mic systems of all sizes and wrote the TURBO-RF frequency coordination program for Sennheiser, spent 27 years in various technical marketing and support roles at QSC, and was lead audio engineer at the Ivoryton Playhouse in Essex, Connecticut. He is an amateur radio operator (call sign KN6PXS), a member of USITT, and a Fellow in the Audio Engineering Society.
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STUDIO 2
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Vectorworks 2024: Your all-in-one Software Solution for Event Design
Join Vectorworks Senior Entertainment Product Specialist, Jim Woodward, as he demonstrates what’s new in Vectorworks, Vision, and Braceworks 2024. Using sample files, Woodward will show enhancements that make for a seamless workflow when planning productions of any size.
- Learn how using Vectorworks for Entertainment software can greatly improve any production’s workflow.
- Explore the Software’s Tools and Commands tailored for each task at hand.
- See how you can manage your project’s data and report directly from the design.
- Look at how designs can be developed through Project Sharing with all parties involved.
- Get an inside look at GDTF and MVR, the open file formats that allow you to send your designs between CAD, Console and Visualizer.
- See an overview of the recent features added for Vectorworks 2024.
Presented by Vectorworks Canada
Language: English
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Discipline: AV integration; Lighting; Staging; Pro audio; Video mapping; Virtual reality; Rigging; Scenic design, Exhibition design.
Presenter: Jim Woodward
Bio: With over 45 years in the entertainment industry, Jim Woodward has worked around the world on everything from extensive concert touring to designing and producing large-scale corporate events. Woodward also worked as a trainer and consultant to the Vectorworks community, as well as presenting and guest lecturing to the industry in general.
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Enhance your understanding of Vectorworks, the industry leader
Vectorworks is above all a powerful design, modeling and planning software. It has become the reference in the audiovisual industry and will support you throughout your project. This presentation provides an overview of best practices for understanding the relationship between classes, Design Layers, Sheet Layers, and data, allowing you to design, document, and present your project. After attending this presentation, participants will have a better understanding of the Vectorworks workflow.
Presented by Vectorworks Canada
Language: French
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 12:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Discipline: AV integration; Lighting; Staging; Business solutions; Rigging; Technical Manager.
Presenter: Dominique Rivard
Bio: Dominique Rivard provides French-speaking representation and training services for Vectorworks Canada. Coming from the audiovisual field as a technical director, he has dual technical training in audiovisual and architecture. His company 'avanTou' specializes in 3D surveying using high-density laser scanning and offers services for professionals working in construction and events. The company also aims to promote the influence of Vectorworks software.
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3D Printing for the Performing Arts
An overview of large format 3D printing applications for the performing arts, both technically and artistically. Although 3D printing is not a new medium, it is still a poorly understood manufacturing technique. The objective is to offer an overview of the different possibilities that 3D printing offers and to understand the universe of possibilities that comes with this technology. (e.g. Transparency, integration of lighting, structural materials, stage sets) After attending this presentation, attendees will have a better understanding of large format 3D printing and its applications and to have this method in mind for their future projects.
Presented by Studio Artefact
Language: French
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Presenters: Guillaume Jacques and Louis-Philippe D-Thibaudeau.
Bios:
Guillaume Jacques, Co-Owner - Marketing Director: Graduate of HEC in Entrepreneurship & Innovation, he manages Studio Artefact's communications strategies and is involved daily in innovation activities, especially with regard to very large 3D printing format.
Louis-Philippe D-Thibaudeau, Co-Owner - Director Design & Innovation: With more than 20 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of thematic decors, he supervises everything related to innovation and research and development at Studio Artefact in addition to managing the 3D Printing department since 2017.
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STUDIO 3
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Ultimate Intercom Connectivity Using Flexible IP-Based Solutions
Arcadia Central Station is the next generation scaleable IP-based intercom platform that integrates legacy wired partyline and wireless systems with the latest Clear-Com endpoints and third-party Dante and AES67 AoIP devices. In this session, GerrAudio’s Geoff Maurice and Jay Wallace from Clear-Com will give you a technical introduction to the Arcadia Central Station and its key features:
- Supports all FreeSpeak Systems, all bands can be combined (1.9, 1.9 IPT, 2.4 and 5 GHz)
- Interoperability with Dante third-party devices
- Density of interconnections, both in number and in types - 20 I/Os total
- Supports IP Transceivers via AES67, enabling higher density
- Modern CCM interface
Presented by Clear-Com & GerrAudio
Language: English
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Presenters: Jay Wallace, Sr. Regional Sales Manager, Clear-Com & Geoff Maurice, VP, Director of Sales, GerrAudio
Bios:
Jay Wallace started with Clear-Com in 2009. He is also a longtime user of Clear-Com products and worked for Kennedy ENG, a Clear-Com dealer-partner, before joining the sales team. His background in media and communications dates back to 1975 with his first job at KTRE-TV at age 15. He later moved on to KLTV-TV and then KBMT-TV in Beaumont, Texas, and he has held many subsequent sales and technical positions at a variety of prominent TV and radio stations, including KDFI-TV, KAAM/KZPS Radio and Midcom/Dallas Cowboys radio.
Geoff Maurice is a seasoned audio professional with over 15 years of experience working in live sound and broadcast audio technology. His current role is VP, Director of Sales at GerrAudio Distribution, where he oversees the company’s technical sales team and acts as a product specialist for GerrAudio’s product portfolio. Throughout his career, Geoff has designed and assisted with the deployment of many Clear-Com solutions across a broad range of applications. These include, but are not limited to, theatrical, broadcast, TV/film, live production, industrial, as well as some unique projects in areas such as nuclear power generation and space exploration.
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Let’s Design Some Shows
Three-dimensional modeling brings new levels of detail and ease to sound system design and optimization, making it easier to visualize complex models, measure off-axis response, and compare performance across sections of a venue.
Join industry pioneer, Bob McCarthy, as he explores the benefits of designing a sound reinforcement system using precise 3D prediction software, and considerations that should be made when translating designs into real world deployments. Bob will walk the class through the design to deployment process of a few recent projects that he has been involved with, and pull examples where the intended use of each system varies across multiple disciplines (arena, theater, multi-use, etc.).
Presented by Meyer Sound & GerrAudio
Language: English
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Presenter: Bob McCarthy, Director of System Optimization, Meyer Sound
Bio:
Bob McCarthy’s involvement in the field of sound system optimization began in 1984 with the development of Source Independent Measurement (SIM ® ), which was inducted into the TEC Awards Hall of Fame in 2019. He has been an active force in modern sound system design and optimization for over 35 years, including three generations of SIM, thousands of designs, tunings, training seminars and publications.
Bob has had the privilege to work with many great sound designers, including Abe Jacob, Andrew Bruce, Tony Meola, Jonathan Deans, Francois Desjardins and more, and has been charged with tuning systems for Cirque Du Soleil, Walt Disney Entertainment, Carnegie Hall, Celine Dion, Grateful Dead and others. Musical theater credits include Les Miserables, The Beatles’ LOVE, Wicked and many more. Recent designs and tunings include the ongoing Metallica WorldWired tours, Roskilde Festival, Shanghai Disney Resort and more. His award-winning book, Sound Systems: Design and Optimization, now in its third edition, has sold over 15,000 copies in three languages. USITT presented Bob with the Distinguished Achievement in Sound Award in 2014. Bob is well known in the field of audio education and delivered the keynote address at the 50 th AES Conference, which was the first ever dedicated to audio education.
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Meet the DiGiCo Quantum-852 & Fourier transform.engine
Join DiGiCo’s Tim Shaxson as he introduces the group to the new flagship Quantum 852 console! During this feature-packed session, Tim will walk participants through the hardware and software advancements that have been developed by DiGiCo specifically for Quantum 852, and demonstrate its functionality live in front of a console. During the last part of the session, Tim will introduce transform.engine, a very powerful and reliable new tool for integrating any VST3 plugin in a live show environment.
Presented by DiGiCo
Language: English
Date & Time: Thursday April 11, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Presenter: Tim Shaxson, Technical Sales Manager, DiGiCo
Bio:
Tim Shaxson is a veteran audio professional of over 30 years, hailing from DiGiCo for the past 18. Tim has shared GerrAudio’s focus to serve and support our Canadian customers, and is looking forward to being back in Montreal for Expo-Scene 2024.
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