What a Technical Director Brings to Your Production
A Technical Director is usually a senior technical person within a film studio, theatrical company, or television studio — possessing the highest level of skill within a specific technical field and recognized as an expert in that industry.
— Michael Conti
Michael Conti is hired by local clients with large international audiences to provide technical direction services for live events, streaming productions, and multi-camera shoots. Being a TD means clients trust Michael’s technical expertise to deliver the highest standards of quality — visual and technical — to audiences of 2,000 or more.
Live Production in the Field
Working with directors, camera operators, sound engineers, and lighting crews requires more than technical skill — it demands composure when things go sideways. Dropped internet, equipment malfunction, operator error, last-minute client demands, challenging talent. Regardless, the show must go on. Michael brings a professional demeanor that keeps crews focused and productions on track.
Three-Camera Live International Stream
I was hired to run a three-camera live three-day shoot in Munich for a client with a large live audience and a global live stream. English proved to be the universal language of direction — my German crew did a remarkable job. The client was so pleased with the live editing that they turned around the final product without additional post-production.
— Michael Conti
Equipment
It all starts with pre-production, rehearsal, and knowing the systems. Michael works with:
- Colorsource Console 20 — stage lighting
- Blackmagic 4K Camera
- Panasonic AJ-PX270 Cameras
- Blackmagic ATEM Switcher
- Mackie 1604VLZ4 16-Channel Compact 4-Bus Mixer
If you are a church, place of worship, spiritual center, corporation, or organization that needs to communicate through live events or streaming content, call Michael
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