How calls really get filled
Who builds the call sheet, and the three questions a labor coordinator answers about you in four seconds.
Free PDF field guide
Work the show.Get on the call sheet.
We place audio-visual technicians and stagehands into temporary contract calls — concerts, corporate general sessions, trade shows and theater. Join the crew list and get our free guide to getting hired in this industry.
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- Sections
- 30
- Day plan
- 10
- Point checklist
Positions we staff
- Stagehands
- A1 / A2 audio
- Lighting techs
- Video & LED
- Riggers
- Scenic carpenters
- Camera ops
- Truck loaders
Inside the guide
Get Hired On Crew
A working playbook for anyone who wants steady calls as an independent contractor in live events — written from how coordinators and crew chiefs actually hire.
The one-page crew résumé
The exact section order coordinators skim, and the reference line that actually gets you booked.
Gear and certifications
What to bring to every call, plus certifications ranked by how fast they raise your rate.
Call-day conduct
The non-negotiables on the deck and the fifteen-second habit that gets you re-booked.
Running yourself like a business
Rates, minimum calls, W-9s, invoicing, insurance and taxes for independent contractors.
Your first 30 days
A week-by-week plan and a ten-point pre-call checklist you can work straight through.
Why join the list
One list. Real calls. No fees.
We work with production companies, venues and event producers who need crew on short notice. When a call in your market matches what you can do, you hear from us directly.
You tell us your market and departments
We only contact you about calls you actually want.
Contractor-friendly by default
Day rates, minimum calls and terms stated up front, in writing.
Short-notice work, honestly described
Load-ins, overnights and weekends — we tell you the out time before you say yes.
Ready for your next call?
Join the crew list, grab the guide, and be the name a coordinator dials first.
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