FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
What is listed as my normal prices is what i feel to be fair and competitive with others in my field of work. The are only two reasons why those prices would change for any given reason: If I need to bring my own equipment (table, pop-up tent, music controller, speakers.) or if during one of the bookings that i am working at someone broke my computer i use for being a DJ or damages my equipment if i am needing to provide my own. (in the case of damaged items and equipment, unless the incidents are directly caused by the venue or event and their staff then i usually seek for the payment of repairs towards the third part responsible for the damages.)
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I am very communicative with i work with someone. after i have made contact with the customer I typically reach out just to make sure i can answer any questions they may have about what i do or any concerns they may have. i also will normally ask them what is the atmosphere of the booking location, what their expectations in hiring me, what kind of energy or vibe they are wanting, and if there are any other entertainment professionals that i will be working with or need to be aware of. after the initial conversation i usually follow up about a week from the event to reconfirm the booking and then about 48 hours before the booking time in case of any last minute changes or additions.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have not attended any formal or accredited schools for DJing. I received my training and mentorship under another local Denver DJ, DJ Stone Cox who has been playing music and performing live for over 20 years in the Denver CO area and even at other venues out of state.