Timing

by Wayne Lee

Timing is important.  Not only is timing important within your show, it is very important before and after your show.  What people don’t see is the down time of performing.  If you are driving to your location look at a map and talk to your client about how long it will take you to get there.  It is a great idea to arrive at least one hour before to insure that all of your props, sound equipment, and the room are set up effectively.  Depending on what type of show and how much production is needed, you will still have to do a sound check, make sure that the room is set up right, and allow time to focus before the show.  Prepare well so that you know how long it takes to set up.

Once you start your show, it is a good idea to stick to the expected start and finishing time.  Start on time and finish on time, unless your client or audience advises you otherwise.  Always have more routines than you need!  You are serving them and if you decide to inflate your ego and go on longer, not respecting your client’s wishes, it could be perceived that you are disrespectful or that you are not polished.  Remember you are serving your client NOT yourself!

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