— Course · Intermediate · Event Workflow

Event Workflow.

Stop improvising under pressure. Build bulletproof show workflows: cues, MIDI mapping, audio-reactive setups and on-night recovery.

— Who it’s for

Built for working VJs.

Gigging VJs

You can play, but shows still feel chaotic and stressful.

Stage & tour crew

You need repeatable, rider-ready setups that travel.

Anyone burned live

You've had a crash mid-show — and never want it again.

— What you’ll learn

By the end, you can do this.

  • +Build a tidy, rider-ready show file.
  • +Map a controller with cue lists and fader logic.
  • +Create audio-reactive layers that respond live.
  • +Set up redundancy so a crash never ends your show.
  • +Run a whole night calmly, with a plan for everything.

— About this course

Run shows, don’t improvise them.

There’s a big gap between triggering clips and running a tight show under pressure. This course closes it — the systems, habits and safety nets to walk into any venue and stay calm.

Over four focused weeks you’ll build a real show file, map a controller you can play by feel, and drill the recovery moves that turn a disaster into a non-event.

— Curriculum

4 modules. 4 weeks.

01

Show File Architecture

Week 1

Composition structure, naming conventions and rider-ready file formats.

02

MIDI Mapping & Cueing

Week 2

Controller setup, cue lists, clip triggers and fader logic.

03

Audio-Reactive Systems

Week 3

BPM sync, audio analysis and building reactive visual layers.

04

Backup & Recovery

Week 4

Redundancy setups, crash-recovery drills and on-night problem solving.

— What you’ll need

Kit & software.

Hardware

A laptop and a MIDI controller you can map and rehearse on.

Software

Resolume Avenue or Arena.

Extras

Ideally a second screen to run a real output while you work.

— Your instructor

Taught from the rig.

TOM
Your instructor · Tom Dziedziejko

I’m Tom — I’ve run and engineered shows across clubs, festivals and corporate stages, where a calm workflow is the difference between a good night and a disaster. This is the system I use myself.

— FAQ

Good questions.

01
Do I need experience?
Yes — you should be comfortable triggering and mixing clips first.
02
Which software?
Resolume Avenue or Arena; a mappable MIDI controller is strongly recommended.
03
How long do I have access?
Lifetime access to all recordings and materials.
04
Is there a guarantee?
Yes — 14 days, money back, no questions asked.

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