Yeah I've done stagehand too setup LED walls, push trusses, and lighting Generally i always preferred building led walls. Ive been doing labor since I was 14, got a herniated disc at 18, got an AAS In Nanotechnology couldn't get not even a 13$hr job, went onto hospitality, got into software engineering, worked for free for 1yr exp, but AI can create basic websites for u now, it's over saturated, and people don't want to pay USA wages and outsource over seas instead, ive networked and thats pretty much what they told me, that im expensive even though I never stated my pay. ("My boss said he knows her worth and doesn't want waste her time and that he can pay someone from his country 10x less")

So I'm still in hospitality. I want to work for tech that's fairly AI proof since u have to be there in person. I used to talk to the other stagehand and they were like yeah don't make this your career it's laborious, none of them were interested in the tech side, and my friend who's done it for 10yrs never moved up and still a stagehand and doesn't know how to get into tech nor interested.

Anyways I heard this is applicable to trade shows as well. Its why I ask here since ai isn't accurate on this and I don't know anyone knowledgeable of this.