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What did it take to produce four different massive events in the legendary Madison Square Garden in only 72 hours?
It’s a discussion that could only be had by four of FerroCity’s legendary members. Three of which were an integral part making those events a success. The fourth just does his best to hold this zany crew on point as they walk you through the details that historic weekend NYC.
Key Takeaways:
- Working major events at the Garden (Jingle Ball, fights, Knicks/Rangers games) demands deep familiarity with the venue and its routines.
- Tight load-in/load-out windows and packed schedules—especially for big shows like Jingle Ball—create constant pressure and require efficient planning.
- Logistics can be a major obstacle in cities like New York (truck access, staging, unloading/loading constraints), so coordination is critical.
- Having an experienced crew and clearly defined roles helps teams set up cameras, gear, and production infrastructure quickly and safely.
- Strong communication, teamwork, and on-the-fly problem solving are essential to execute successful setups and strikes.
- The pandemic disrupted the industry and heightened the push to maximize revenue, adding pressure to deliver events efficiently.
