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Technicians monitor each project, from the beginning to the on-site implementation, by estimating all requirements for sound, projection, and lighting. An Audio Visual Technician work with the sales team and provide them with technical suggestions and assistance.

Technicians work�with the technical director to come up with the technical and production requirements for various events, including timelines, equipment, and budgeting, across a variety of events.�An Audio Visual Technician perform extensive site assessments to make sure that they meet financial resources, room compliance, and MSI production specifications.

Technicians work together with creative design and sales teams to establish precise and in-depth staging designs and specifications.�An Audio Visual Technician run crews for shows and manage all facets of project and staging deliverables.

Technicians work in close contact with exhibitors,�vendors, and event sponsors to ensure that all details of events are taken care of. An Audio Visual Technician also formulate an event budget and ensure that all relevant details are covered by it.�

Technicians prepare and revisit statements of work, including precise budgets and timelines.�An Audio Visual Technician make suggestions to their team members on multimedia projects, including the purchase of equipment.�

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Literature Search: Where to Start

Searching for literature is not as hard as it seems, if a person knows how to use informational resources. This is how you can start your research:

1. First, you can go to the library and browse through a library catalogue. There are many subject indexes and they will help you find information on every topic.
2. Secondly, there are many online databases such as SAGE, EBSCOhost, JSTOR, ProQuest. They will offer you many up-to-date and relevant articles about the topic of your paper.
3. Internet resources such as Google Scholar can also be of great use to students who look for relevant information.
4. Finally, you may ask your professor or teaching assistant for advice. They will definitely tell you what kind of sources you should use for your paper.

Literature Search: Understanding the Logic of Search Engines

1. First, you need to identify the main keywords related to your topic. You should also write down synonyms to these keywords.
2. Secondly, when you write a search query, make sure that it is no longer that four words, because otherwise the search engine may offer you many irrelevant web pages.
3. When you want to find exact matches to your query, put your keywords in quotation marks.
4. If you want to sift out irrelevant web pages, use�Boolean operators, like And, Or, Not.
5. You should also carefully evaluate the sources Internet offers you. Remember that blogs and commercial websites are not always credible. You should access first educational and governmental websites.

Literature Search: Evaluating Sources

1. Peer-reviewed studies published within the last five years;
2. Books written on the topic;
3. Official documents published by governmental agencies or international organizations;
4. Encyclopedia entries;
5. Newspaper articles. It is possible to use newspaper articles, but you have to make sure that you are not relying on the data published by the yellow press.