Multimedia presentations can be a spectacular addition to your high school reunion — after all, nothing’s more entertaining than a large screen full of bad hairdos. But whether it’s the simplest projector and screen or a fully digital sound and video system, the technical side of things can be tricky. Consider hiring a local audio-visual company to help out. Not only do they have expertise with sound and video systems, there’s a good chance they already know the peculiarities of the venue you’ve chosen. Ask around to see which audio-visual companies have earned good reputations for their work. Let them know the kind of show you’d like to put on, and see what kind of quotes they give you. Once you’ve chosen a vendor and negotiated a price, make sure they agree to have their equipment set up at least two to three hours ahead of the event. And be sure to request a technician be on hand throughout the reunion just in case there are any hiccups. Then kick back and enjoy the embarrassment.

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