Tom Krieglstein shares three setup tips for presenting in a 1,500-seat auditorium at Emmanuel College in Boston: rope off the back rows to pull the audience forward, install a large central screen so people in back can see, and get the sound right because big rooms kill bad audio.
Hey, it is Tom here and I am at Emmanuel in Boston and I'm about to take that stage right there. I want to show you a first look at the room and quickly talk about the setup. So let me flip the camera around. So here we are. It is a massive space with 1500 chairs and there's this the the stage. A couple things to note here. One is in the back. Let me move back here. We have sectioned off this area here in case we don't fill it up we want to push as many people forward as possible without having to say so so it's roped off which is great. Second is we want to have a nice big screen because not everyone's going to see it from all the way back here. Third is the sound in here make sure you have great sound. These types of rooms are notorious for having bad sound and they'll make all the difference. My name is Tom helping you to engage your.
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