Live Event Production: Sound, Lights & Stage Tech: Mix bands. Run lights. Make the show happen.
ALL LEVELS WELCOME ★ ALL EQUIPMENT PROVIDEDLive Sound Engineering
Step behind the soundboard and learn how a live show comes together. Campers get hands-on with professional audio equipment, practicing mic setup, sound checks, mixing, and troubleshooting as they engineer live sound for Campchella, Thriftopia, Battle of the Bands, camp dance parties, showcases, and visiting guest artist performances. Along the way, they build the communication and teamwork skills that keep a show running smoothly.
Get Hands-On With Pro Gear
Work with microphones, mixing boards, speakers, and other professional audio equipment.
Learn the Live Sound Craft
Practice mic setup, sound checks, EQ, mixing, and troubleshooting so every instrument and voice can be heard clearly.
Engineer Real Shows
Put your skills to work at Campchella, Thriftopia, Battle of the Bands, camp dance parties, showcases, and visiting guest artist performances.
Collaborate Behind the Scenes
Work with performers and the production team, communicate under pressure, and solve problems when the show is live.
Build a Skill You Can Get Paid For
Live sound engineering is a practical technical skill used at concerts, festivals, theaters, and events. Campers gain hands-on experience that can help them pursue paid work in live audio production.
🎛️ Make the Show Happen
Live sound is more than mixing at the soundboard. Campers learn to set up microphones, run sound checks, mix bands, work with stage lighting, and use the tech that brings a live event together. Then they put those skills to work engineering Campchella, Thriftopia, Battle of the Bands, camp dance parties, showcases, and visiting guest artist performances. It’s real, hands-on experience with a practical skill set that can lead to paid work in live events.
Campers put their skills to work at the final showcase, helping run live sound, lighting, and stage tech for a real performance. Guided by professional instructors, they’ll gain hands-on production experience they can carry into future events and begin documenting for a portfolio.
