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Danno13
11-05-2007, 01:36 PM
If you were ever unsure about how to do your job, then don't worry, confetti will tell you all the secrets!
http://www.confetti.co.uk/article/view/5381-7676-0-Get_up_and_dance_Entertainment.do
:bang: :soapbox: :Censored:
Penfold42
11-05-2007, 01:54 PM
To ensure that your guests get up on the dance floor, you need to brief your DJ well. :Laugh:
Leaving a DJ to their own devices is only inviting disaster.:eek:
Make sure they know the age range of your party guests. Remember that what hits the spot with the twenty-somethings isn't necessarily going to go down too well with the over 50s.:confused:
Ideally, stick to music that fits the age of your guests. (No :Censored: Sherlock)
Who wrote this - they should go on mastermind.. 'and your specialised subject is stating the :Censored: obvious....'
What a load of :Censored:
Danno13
11-05-2007, 01:59 PM
But remember this is aimed at Brides.. not DJs!
Penfold42
11-05-2007, 02:09 PM
But remember this is aimed at Brides.. not DJs!
I understand that but even the booking guide on here doesn't talk down to anyone....i just found it very patronising to people who want to book a DJ.
Danno13
11-05-2007, 02:36 PM
Yeah, theres that as well. But whats more to the point, is that it assumes that the DJ doesn't know all this and needs to be told by the B&G! And its a big slap in the face for people like me, who advertise with them!
Penfold42
11-05-2007, 02:57 PM
is that it assumes that the DJ doesn't know all this and needs to be told by the B&G! And its a big slap in the face for people like me, who advertise with them!
Mmmm penny drops....can see why your a bit miffed.
I'm new to this game but i've noticed that there are quite a few people - Joe Public - who think that 'Playing a record / disc / MP3 or whatever..' is really easy.
If people left others to do there job i.e- B&G do there job, Hotel do there job and leave the DJ to do what he KNOWS everyone will get along just dandy.
Articles like this are just people who like to spout off about what they think they know.....should be named 'Idiots Guide To Stating The Obvious..'
soundtracker
11-05-2007, 06:02 PM
Don't worry Dan, no-one reads forums anyway!
Have a disco
11-05-2007, 06:11 PM
Its the B & G's nght so try to do what they request and not take to much notice of confetti's comments LOL the rest would be pretty basically a normal night
PropellerHeadCase
11-05-2007, 07:32 PM
Yeah, theres that as well. But whats more to the point, is that it assumes that the DJ doesn't know all this and needs to be told by the B&G! And its a big slap in the face for people like me, who advertise with them!
Then write them a well-reasoned emailstating why you find the tone of the article frankly offensive and that it is giving you, and in all likelihood any other advertising DJs pause for thought on renewing with them. Don't lose your cool or be abusive just state why the content is wrong and how it could be remedied. It'll be good for you, and good for them.
Danno13
11-05-2007, 11:34 PM
Yep, i've already emailed them.
Corabar Steve
12-05-2007, 07:40 AM
But remember this is aimed at Brides.. not DJs!
The first quarter of it is, after that they seem to be telling DJs how to do their job.
Dragonfly
12-05-2007, 08:13 AM
"You have to remember, getting people dancing at a party isn't about what they like -- it's about what they know."
most people KNOW the birdy song?
what a load of door handles. that does nothing for the industry the implication is still that we are muppets with the intelligence of a small cactus has anyone emailed them for a laugh.
makes no reference to getting a professional or safety. very ameteur my 9 year old could write a better page than that.
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