Event Production Labor Crews

Miami Fl Concert Labor.
REFLECTIONS PRODUCTIONS
Phone: 786-504-2369
Email: info@reflectionsproductions.com

Master Rigging Technician – $75.00 per hour
Master Systems Engineer- $75.00 per hour
Master Event Producer -$75.00 per hour
A1 Master Sound Technician -$65.00 per hour
A2 Sound Technician – $45.00 per hour
LD1 Master Lighting Technician $65.00 per hour
LD2 Lighting Technician $45.00 per hour
LD3 Follow Spot Operator $38.00 per hour
AV1 Master AV Technician $65.00 per hour
AV2 AV Technician $45.00 Per hour
TD Technical Director $75.00 per hour
V1 Master Video Projectionist $75.00 per hour
V2 Video Projectionist $45.00 per hour
Cam-1 Master Camera Operator $75.00 per hour
Cam 2 Camera Operator $55.00 per hour
Stage Hands $38.00 per hour
Non CDL Delivery Driver $40.00 per hour
CDL Delivery Driver $150.00 hour
TRUCKING T.B.D. Based upon distances and load sizes.

Each call is for a minimum of four hours. Calls over 8 hours require either a
30 minute paid break off site or hot meal provided on job site.
Any calls over 8 hrs require time & a half and 2- 1/2 hour lunch breaks
off site or hot meal provided on job site
All clients required to provide water for all techs.

RV Motor Home Rental day rate
FOH Trailer Rental day rate
Bill Jax Ring Scaff rental day rate
Mojo Barricade rental day rate
Cable Ramp rental day rate

Call for custom Labor Scheduling .

REFLECTIONS PRODUCTIONS
786-504-2369
info@reflectionsproductions.com

Miami Event Production Crews

Miami Audio, Miami Lighting, Miami LED Video, Projection, Miami Backline, Miami Staging, Miami Rigging and Automation, Miami Truss Structures, Miami Trucking, Miami Sound Design, Miami Lighting Design, Miami Stage Hand Labor and Technical Crew, Miami Event Staffing

One Stop Production Shop

Festival Planning: Concept development, feasibility studies, budgeting, scheduling.
Venue Selection: Site scouting, capacity considerations, indoor vs. outdoor, accessibility.
Permitting and Legal: Licenses, permits, insurance, health and safety regulations.
Talent Booking: Artists, performers, speakers, booking agents.
Stage Production: Stage design, sound and lighting, backline, rigging.
Audience Experience: Engagement, amenities, accessibility, crowd control.
Vendor Management: Food and beverage, merchandise, market stalls.
Sustainability: Eco-friendly practices, waste management, carbon footprint reduction.
Marketing and Promotion: Advertising, social media, public relations, ticket sales.
Sponsorship and Partnerships: Sponsor packages, brand activations, collaborations.
Technology and Innovation: Live streaming, virtual reality, festival apps, RFID wristbands.
Security and Safety: Security personnel, emergency planning, first aid, lost and found.
Volunteer Coordination: Recruitment, training, scheduling, incentives.
Logistics and Operations: Transportation, signage, sanitation, power and water.
Post-Festival Analysis: Feedback collection, financial review, impact assessment.

Quick Considerations

1. Technical Specifications:

Stage Dimensions: The size of the stage including width, depth, and height. This affects the type of performances that can be accommodated.
Load Capacity: The weight the stage can support, important for equipment and performers.
Sound and Lighting: Specifications for the sound system and lighting rigs, including power requirements, types of lights, soundboards, speaker setups, etc.
Video and Multimedia: If and how video screens or projectors are incorporated into the stage design.

2. Operational Details:

Set-up and Tear-down Time: How long it takes to assemble and dismantle the stage.
Manpower Required: The number of crew members needed for setup, operation, and tear-down.
Transportation Logistics: How the stage is transported (e.g., in trucks or trailers), including the number of vehicles and type.

3. Logistical Considerations:

Venue Requirements: The type of venues that can accommodate the mobile stage, including space, ground conditions, and accessibility.
Permitting and Regulations: Necessary permits for assembly and use in different locations or municipalities, and compliance with safety regulations.
Environmental Considerations: Measures taken to minimize the environmental impact, such as noise control, waste management, and energy efficiency.

4. Safety Measures:

Structural Integrity: Ensuring the stage’s stability and resistance to weather conditions.
Emergency Plans: Protocols for dealing with emergencies, including evacuations, medical incidents, and severe weather.

5. Cost Factors:

Rental or Purchase Cost: The cost associated with renting or purchasing a mobile stage.
Operational Expenses: Costs related to transportation, crew, and utilities like electricity and water.

6. Customization Options:

Branding and Design: Opportunities for customizing the stage with branding or thematic elements.
Technical Add-ons: Options for enhancing the stage with additional technical capabilities, such as advanced sound and lighting systems.

7. Examples and Case Studies:

Past Events: Information on previous events that have used the mobile stage, including challenges faced and solutions implemented.
Client Testimonials: Feedback from clients or artists who have used the stage for their performances.

Event Production Labor Crews

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