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Introduction: Passion for the field. I like my customers to get value for their money, and something that will still be giving them their money's worth of enjoyment many years from now. They can get the enjoyment of going to the commercial cinema for way less than the cost of a used car, and it can last much longer. It's the same stuff I do when I'm not "on the job".

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Thomas S.

Mar 8, 2015

Amy K.

Mar 4, 2015

I was there with Jason when he set up his first paid calibration, a tube projector for a Home Theater business in Louisville when Home Theater was just starting to be a thing. He consulted the service manual as a guide, training himself as he went, and the picture went from a total mess to as good as that projector was capable of doing, great for watching a movie. No telling how much money the store made from selling projectors on the strength of his calibration. He has also set up and tweaked some rather complicated video systems for me since. I highly recommend him and will continue to use his services in the future.

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Not too complicated, usually it's a fixed price I will give after taking a look at the job, only modified if there is unexpected things run into during the job like structural oddities, etc. I've been doing this long enough that I have a general idea after taking a look at what needs to be done. If I need to drive more than an hour round trip to take a look at things and give a quote, I charge $25 per hour including the drive time, but that is put toward the work when it is finished, and I will give any tips I can while there to improve things until the work is done. If it's a smaller job, they pay when I'm finished, a larger job the equipment is paid for up-front and labor costs along the timeline of the project.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I get about 8 industry magazines every month and regularly read the relevant industry websites.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I got into projector setup because I wanted to see what they looked like to see if I wanted to purchase one. No one I could find within range had them set up at all, so I offered to start setting them up.