All technicians entering the world of audiovisuals need a solid grounding in the basics. The class includes a general AV section and a more advanced section focusing on slightly more advanced video techniques used in the world of AV, with an additional section of techniques used in basic audio-visual capture for meeting recording and webcasting. This class is recommended for brand-new members entering AV for the first time, or those with basic skills who want to step up to higher levels.
Part 1: General AV
What is AV?
AV vs Multisource
Basic Protocols
Safety, Chain of Command
Expectations, dress codes, customer service, attitude
Basic Tools
Simple Cable Types and Management
Stage and Hotel Terms
Screens
LCD Monitors
Other basic AV equipment
Pipe and Drape
Part 2: Multisource
What does a multisource technician do? Expectations of a multi tech
Some basic screen concepts
Throw Distance
Resolutions
Aspect Ratios
Interlaced vs Progressive
Connectors and Cables to know
Video Adaptor devices
Acronyms
Computer Basics
Moving files around/USB sticks
Mirrored/extended modes
Presentation modes
Resolution adjustments/colorspace
Video switchers
Other commonly used devices
Details
Language: English
Format: In-person, Virtual
Trainer
Daniel Rubin, IATSE Local 16
Location: San Francisco, CA
Daniel Rubin is a member of IATSE Local #16 and a twenty-five-year veteran of AV for use in tradeshows, hotels, and conference centers.