My first job when I first came to Shenzhen was lighting and sound. I studied music before, so I guess I was influenced by my major. I want to try the sound.

I don't know about other places, but in Shenzhen, it is very hard and tiring to do lighting and sound. Although you can learn some technical knowledge, such as tuning, lighting control, dance beauty and so on. Soon after I went in, I found that our disciples were loading, unloading and moving boxes. If the road is bad, they are even more tired than cattle and horses. This is an exaggeration. Lighting engineers and sound engineers should be relaxed, but they should work hard, otherwise it will be difficult to get along with their disciples. This is also dangerous. You can load the car from the warehouse to the activity site, then unload it and put it on the site, that is, put up an aluminum alloy shelf, and then people climb up and put LEDs, computer lights, column lights and the like on the shelf, and connect the system with power and signal lines. Then the lighting engineer makes adjustments. Generally speaking, if the event site is injured due to electric leakage (lights, stereos and LED videos are all tens of kilowatts of high-voltage electricity) or the light frame collapses, the boss will keep a low profile, for fear of being known by others and affecting business!

And the schedule of lighting and sound is a little abnormal. You have to do activities. It's not always at night after the activities. Then the boss will ask you to dismantle the field, then load the car, transport the things back to the warehouse, and then unload the car. We often work all night and come back at dawn (if you are busy at work, the boss will ask you to sleep for two or three hours and then run to the next venue,,,). Ha ha! If you run into a big venue, it will be even worse! At the end of last year, we only slept less than 6 hours for four days and four nights! Tell me,,, sad! My salary is probably just over 3 thousand!

This is my first serious reply. Please accept it!