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right room and AV set-up will maximize the effectiveness
of Nate’s presentation. We are flexible
if the room is set up differently for other presentations.
Please discuss any changes to the recommendations below. |
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Wireless tie
clip microphone. |
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Stage
area and height appropriate for room size. The
ideal stage/riser height for audiences up to 200 people
is 6”-12”. For audiences of 200+ the stage/riser
height should be 12”-24”. If stage is higher
than 12”, please place steps in front of stage
as Dr. Booth likes going into the audience. |
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Small,
draped, round table in back center of stage
with water and glass. |
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Dr.
Booth will place his computer on the table. Please
have an audio cable available to connect his Sony VAIO
computer to your sound system. Also have a cable available
to connect his computer to your projection system. |
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Projector
and screen(s) – Please place screen(s)
off to the side and facing into the middle of the room.
Please have lights above the screen turned off to provide
better viewing. |
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Stage
and front of room flooded with light. House
lights on 100% when possible. |
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For
presentations of 90-minutes or less, Dr. Booth
prefers theater style (no tables) seating. For presentations
of 90-minutes or more, he prefers classroom style (tables)
seating. The first row of chairs or tables should be
six to eight feet from the front of the stage. |
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Whenever
possible, have tables and chairs facing the center
of the stage. This means you will want to “chevron” the
tables and chairs on both sides of the room. |
