Questions & Answers

• How many months in advance do I need to reserve your services for my wedding date? At least 6 months advance booking is required. .

• Can your DJ MC our event? Can you provide a microphone? I am the DJ, MC and Master Coordinator. I wear a headset microphone so I have the ability to move around the room and am not anchored to my console. I also provide a wireless handheld microphone for toasts. .

• What are your standard payment terms? A 50% non-refundable retainer is due 9 weeks prior to the event date. Balance is due 4 weeks prior to the event and is usually paid at the second meeting with the client. .

• What is your customer satisfication cancellation policy? It doesnt apply - I've never cancelled nor had a client cancel on me..

• What is your event cancellation policy? I have never cancelled an event in all my years in business. If a customer needs to cancel, there are specific terms spelled out in the 3 page contract that I require all clients to sign..

• What type of equipment do you use? What special feature (lighting, etc) can you provide? I only use the absolute best equipment that money can buy - Professional equipment for professional performances. The type of lighting I provide depends on what the client wants. I have the ability to do anything from a small backyard party to the largest Corporate events in town. .

• We want to meet and talk to the DJ that will be at our wedding reception, is that a problem? I require at least one face to face meeting with ALL Brides and Grooms - NO EXCEPTIONS! When you hire my service, thats who you get - Me. .

• How early do you typically arrive before an event? It depends on how soon I can get into the venue to setup. Typically though, approximately 2 hours prior to the arrival of guests is required for setup. For larger setups including big lighting rigs, more time is required. .

• How many weddings do you perform each year? The number of Receptions I am booked for depends solely on the economy. I have averaged about 15 to 20 receptions per year over the last 3 years, but in the late 90's and very early in 2000 and 2001, I was booked almost every weekend. .

• Do you bring backup equipment to the event? Do you have backup djs in case of sickness? I carry 3 fully integrated DJ systems in the trailer at all times in the case that something fails (which is extremely rare). I have 2 associates that I can call on in the case of emergency..

• Can guests make song requests? How many (and what types) of CDs will the DJ bring to the event? Requests are gladly accepted. I ask that all my Brides and Grooms supply me with a DO NOT PLAY list. My library continues to grow weekly, but on average, approximately 1000 CD's are supplied at each event. .

• Do we need to provide a meal for the DJ during the event? Normally I am too busy coordinating events to sit and eat. If you wish for me to eat with your guests, I would deem it an honor. .

• What happens prior to the wedding? When do you need our song list? After the contract is signed, I normally require 2 meetings with the couple, the first approximately 2 months prior to the event as a meet and greet to get to know each other and the second to finalize the details..

• Do you disc jockeys take any breaks or pauses from playing music? I don't take breaks. .

• What standard attire will the DJ wear to my function? May I request that the DJ wear a tuxedo? The attire depends solely on the function. For wedding receptions, I normally wear solid black dress slacks, a long sleeve white dress shirt and tie, sometimes with a jacket. You may request that I wear a tux, but it will require that I rent one, and that fee will be added to the final booking fee. .

• How many DJs do you have on staff? What is your qualification for hiring DJs One - I'm the Owner/Operator of Kickit Productions and DJ. In the case of emergency, I have two associates that I can call on..

• What makes you different from other local disc jockeys? Why should someone hire you? KICKIT PRODUCTIONS in conjunction and partnership with A DJ Revolution promises to each and every client: * To constantly and consistently work hard to improve, and LISTEN to the customer * To charge a fair price that is reasonable for the services we provide * To offer the best value for the price * To NOT undercut competing DJ services just to get hired * To promote what we do and let each customer decide what is right for them * NOT to try and tell customers how to hire a DJ – We feel it’s biased and misleading Finally – We believe that the betterment of the Professional Mobile Entertainment Industry is determined by the good folks we serve. After all, we are CERTIFIED by the people! .

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