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It's so great to see student events returning this Spring! Speaking of Spring, I had the opportunity to provide DJ services for the SJC Spring Fling hosted outside with a food truck (Mainely Burgers) and an adult glow playground. Check it out!

My first time working with the group from Realty of Maine and it was an absolute blast! I traveled to Bangor, Maine to provide DJ services, uplighting and a photo lounge for their annual holiday party. What an amazing group and a ton of fun!

The original plan was for this to return to an in-person event for 2021. Unfortunately, as we entered into the fall months it became evident that it would shift to virtual for the second year in a row. We were brought in again to produce the entire show. What goes into a live stream production? Video equipment, video, and audio encoding, graphic overlays. It's very similar to TV production and a lot different than when I DJ events. Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and a video of the entire broadcast.

Introducing the social booth! Some call it a selfie booth, but whatever you call it know this: it's a lot of fun! How is it different from the photo booths I've always offered? This is a digital kiosk offering still photos, GIFs & boomerangs. After choosing the type of session you want to have you can apply digital props and filters. Think Instagram or Snapchat. After your session is complete simply text or email your images. It's that simple! Best of all, it's incredibly affordable!