Gameshow-style format
A quiz engine with right/wrong states, shuffle logic and prize reveals that land on cue.
- Question card per round
- Right/wrong cue states
- Shuffle logic
- Prize-reveal sequences
- Operator-ready handover
When it works, the show feels clean. When it fails, everyone hears it, sees it or feels the silence crawl up the wall. I build QLab show files for real live pressure. Clear naming. Sensible groups. Operator notes. Safety cues. States that make sense. No “I think this button does it” nonsense five minutes before doors. I have been in production since 1996, so I build QLab the way I want it when I am the one sitting in the chair.
Bring the brief — dates, format, scale and where QLab sits in the wider show. Programming usually scopes by show complexity, not by hour. I come back with a realistic shape and timeline.
I build the cue stack for the actual show: quiz states, shuffle logic, prize reveals, AppleScript where it helps. Clean naming, colour coding and fail-safes so the operator can drive it at speed with their head up.
Rehearsal-tested end to end and delivered ahead of tech day with operator notes. For complex shows I run a training session so whoever sits in the chair knows the file as well as I do.
I can run it on the day or hand it over operator-ready. OSC, MIDI or AppleScript triggers between QLab and vMix where the show needs them. Day-rate, project-rate and retained support depending on scope.
A quiz engine with right/wrong states, shuffle logic and prize reveals that land on cue.
Sound, video and trigger cues programmed cleanly for awards, galas, conferences or theatre.
Carry the cue logic, shuffle handling and reveal structure across, then reskin the visuals for a new brand.
Plain prose, three sentences. Date, format, scale, what would count as a good show. I reply within a working day.