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The breakout operator manages and troubleshoots the technical aspects of meetings and live events. Read on to learn more about this specialized role.
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A loader/pusher helps in loading and unloading trucks. Read on to know how important they are in a live event environment!
A stagehand is a star who works behind the scenes to prepare venues for events.
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A spotlight or followspot operator is a stage lighting technician who operates a specialized instrument called a followspot. Read on to learn more...
Lighting engineers (L1) control lighting systems at events. Read on to learn more about L1 light engineers.
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