Build a Run of Show That Holds
Create a run of show with cues, owners, dependencies, and contingency notes.
Live cue The agenda names the keynote, but nobody knows who releases the CEO from the green room. A timeline without cue ownership creates hesitation in front of guests. OODA for live-event control Observe the room, orient to the run of show, decide the cue, and act through the named owner. Shared orientation beats heroic improvisation. You are drafting the keynote row. What do you include? The CEO is two minutes late from a press call. Who decides whether to hold? Now you try: a sponsor panel is missing one speaker. What belongs in the run-of-show backup note? Control comes…
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