I am a mastering engineer in greenpoint, Brooklyn. While working in sound since 1990, I have talked with other sound guys, AV guys, and many kinds of tech geeks that make a living out of this. Their ideas fueled mine, and now i'm sharing my thoughts about this profession.
You invite people to your event on Facebook, by email and all those rsvp websites.
The rsvps are 500+
You change venues last minute because of “so many people coming”
100 people show up.
And this is just recently, at least in my life. I used to say yes to parties, and go.
Why is this happening? People just go “I’m attending” and then what? What do you (an organizer/producer) trust as data about people actually coming?
365musicproject said:
I typically respond as “maybe” to put an event in my calendar. That said, maybe you can write on behalf of the event a day or two before (or if there is a potential change in venue) letting people know what is up?
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