
Conference Run Sheet
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On the day of an event, crew need one plan they can read at a glance: what happens when, who calls it and what to do if it goes wrong. This deck gives producers twelve slides covering the running order, load-in lanes, stage plan, cues, AV notes, speaker flow and contacts, so a briefing takes ten minutes instead of a long email thread.
The sample follows Orrindale Media's Harbor Hall Awards Night, with doors at 18:00, curtain up at 19:00 and a 110-minute programme that includes a 10-minute buffer. Replace the event details first, then your timings, give every cue one owner, and add real mobile numbers on the closing slide.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Set the event name, date, venue and show-call time on the cover, then replace the running order with your real timings.
Give every cue exactly one owner, and write three contingencies for your riskiest moments with the decision-maker named.
Add mobile numbers for venue, AV, security and first aid on the closing slide.
Delete the guide slide, then share the deck with your crew or present it at the briefing.
No. Orrindale Media, Harbor Hall, the people named and every time and number are fictional sample content. Replace them with your own event details.
Yes. Keep the running order, cues and speaker flow, and swap the stage plan for your platform setup, such as polls, Q and A and a moderator.
The sample holds back about 10% of the programme, 10 minutes in a 110-minute show, so a late speaker or a long changeover does not push the finish past its curfew.

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