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SayPro Handling Communications with Performers
At SayPro, ensuring that performers are fully supported and well-prepared for their involvement in our events is a priority. Employees in this role are responsible for managing all aspects of communication and logistical coordination with performers, ensuring that they have everything they need for a seamless and successful performance. This includes organizing travel arrangements, accommodations, venue requirements, and offering on-the-ground support throughout the event process. The goal is to create a positive, professional experience for performers while contributing to the overall success of the event.
Key Responsibilities
- Pre-Event Communication and Coordination
- Establish Clear Lines of Communication: Act as the main point of contact between SayPro and the performers, ensuring consistent and transparent communication leading up to the event.
- Confirm Performance Details: Ensure that performers have all necessary information about the event schedule, location, timing, and any specific instructions related to their performance (e.g., setlist, rehearsals, technical requirements).
- Discuss Special Needs and Requests: Address any specific requirements that performers may have, such as dietary restrictions, technical equipment preferences, or accessibility needs.
- Travel Arrangements
- Book Travel: Organize transportation for performers, including flights, trains, buses, or car rentals. Ensure travel times allow for adequate preparation and rest before the event.
- Coordinate Travel Itineraries: Provide performers with clear and detailed itineraries, including travel dates, times, flight or transportation details, and emergency contact information.
- Travel Support: Ensure performers have assistance with airport transfers or local transport to and from the venue, ensuring a smooth arrival and departure experience.
- Accommodation Arrangements
- Book Accommodations: Secure hotel rooms or other lodging that meets the performers’ preferences and event requirements, taking into account location, comfort, and proximity to the venue.
- Coordinate Rooming Lists: Confirm the number of rooms needed and ensure proper accommodations for the performers, their teams, and any additional personnel.
- On-Site Support: Provide detailed check-in instructions and ensure that accommodations offer the necessary amenities (e.g., Wi-Fi, quiet spaces, in-room meals, etc.).
- Venue and Performance Requirements
- Assess Technical and Equipment Needs: Collaborate with the performers to identify any technical or equipment needs for their performance, including sound systems, lighting, microphones, instruments, or props.
- Coordinate with Production Teams: Communicate technical requirements to the event’s production team to ensure that all equipment and stage setups meet the performers’ specifications.
- Prepare Backstage Areas: Ensure that backstage areas, dressing rooms, and green rooms are well-equipped and comfortable for performers before and after their performances, with necessities like snacks, water, mirrors, clothing racks, and makeup stations.
- Technical Rehearsals: Schedule and organize rehearsal times for performers to ensure they have adequate time to adjust and test their performances in the venue space.
- Artist Hospitality and On-Site Support
- Welcome and Orientation: Provide performers with a warm welcome upon arrival, offering clear instructions on the venue layout, event schedule, and where they can find support staff during the event.
- Assist with Personal Requests: Address any last-minute requests or issues that arise on-site, such as additional food or beverage needs, special accommodations, or technical adjustments.
- Coordinate Event Day Support: Ensure that performers have everything they need on the day of the event, from personal transportation to on-site assistance, ensuring they can focus entirely on their performance.
- Provide VIP Treatment: If appropriate, ensure performers receive VIP treatment, including access to exclusive lounges, secure and private spaces, and quick access to event staff.
- Communication During the Event
- Stay Available for Real-Time Issues: Remain in constant communication with performers throughout the event, handling any last-minute changes or concerns that may arise during their preparation or performance time.
- Manage Performer Schedules: Ensure that performers are kept on schedule, with timely reminders for rehearsals, performance times, interviews, and media commitments.
- On-Site Problem-Solving: Address any issues with accommodations, venue conditions, or personal requests quickly, ensuring that performers are at ease and able to focus on their work.
- Post-Event Communication and Follow-Up
- Wrap-Up Communication: After the event, thank the performers for their involvement and gather feedback to assess their experience, making note of any suggestions or concerns that could improve future collaborations.
- Post-Event Hospitality: If applicable, arrange for transportation or lodging for performers after the event, especially for those with late-night departures.
- Payment and Contractual Follow-Up: Ensure that all financial agreements, including performance fees, travel reimbursements, and other contractual obligations, are handled promptly and efficiently.
- Maintaining Long-Term Relationships: Keep in touch with performers for future events, offering them opportunities for upcoming engagements or fostering positive, long-term professional relationships.
Skills and Competencies Required
- Excellent Communication Skills: Ability to clearly and effectively communicate with performers, agents, and internal teams.
- Strong Organizational Skills: Capable of coordinating multiple logistics, handling multiple performers, and keeping all details organized.
- Problem-Solving Abilities: Quick thinking and resourceful, able to address any unexpected issues that may arise with travel, accommodations, or performance needs.
- Attention to Detail: Ensuring every aspect of the performer’s experience is flawless, from travel to venue support, with no detail overlooked.
- Professionalism and Discretion: Treating performers with respect and maintaining confidentiality regarding any personal or contractual matters.
Objective
The goal of SayPro’s Handling Communications with Performers is to create a seamless and supportive experience for every artist or performer involved in SayPro events. By managing all aspects of performer communication and logistical coordination—from travel and accommodations to technical requirements and on-site support—SayPro ensures that performers feel valued, well-prepared, and focused, contributing to the overall success and professionalism of the event.
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