Chadfish
Veteran
One thing I'll say about live shows: Go to the sound check and see if you can get the light person to give you an example of the stage lighting. Same for audio. If you're recording off the board, or even just miking the stage, get your levels BEFORE the actual show. It's best if you get the names of the sound/light people before and call them before that date so there are no surprises, and they aren't as likely to blow you off when you just walk up and start asking for things.