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THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BOOKING HOTSHOT:

HOTSHOT CAN PERFORM ANYWHERE,
"Believe me, I have done shows in the strangest places."

HOWEVER,
IF YOU WANT THE FULL EXPERIENCE, HERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU MAY WANT TO THINK ABOUT.

INSURANCE:

Hotshot is fully insured. $1m Liability, $2m Aggregate, in the U.S.A.  You can be named on the policy with 6 business days notice or more and a small fee.
In over 30 years of professional performance, Hotshot has had no incidents where it was  needed. Hotshot adheres to strict safety practices common in film, TV and stage production. [See SAFETY below.]

PERFORMANCE AREA: 

For full Armed & Hilarious Show a 25' x 25' area is needed.  Cleared of obstructions.  For other shows a 10' x 10' area, cleared, will usually be enough.
You might ask yourself... What time is the show? Is there lighting? Will we need a sound  system?

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Hotshot needs light and an audience. That is all. However...
For the full show and for crowds larger than 75 people a sound system is recommended. This needs a CD player and standard mic input. [Hotshot supplies his own mic]  A sound system can be supplied at an additional charge. Hotshot can also plug into a DJ's  system if there is one near the performance area. It will usually be more cost effective for you to provide the sound system at the venue.

TRAVEL:  

Outside Arizona, travel and accommodations may be needed.
To estimate these costs, look at flights from phx airport [Phoenix, Arizona] to your area.  Rental car and hotel may be considered as well. [And if you really want to make  Hotshot happy, feed him once or twice.]

SAFETY: 

Hotshot uses NO LIVE AMMUNITION in any shows, ever.
However, some of the blanks used do contain a black powder charge that can be dangerous at close range. The recommended safe distance for these blanks is 20 feet. For this reason, when discharging blanks in a show there needs to be a target area established with no audience closer than 30 feet and/or target backdrop. This can be one side of the performance area. If so, the stage left side is best [left side when standing on stage facing audience.] Hotshot never compromises safety issues. He adheres to the same kind of weapons safety practices used in the film industry. If you would like to learn more about firearms safety issues please click here: firearms-safety
 

CONCEPT: 

Here are a few tried and true aspects to think about as you plan your event.

         You can use Hotshot and his team to:

          ~ Wow the crowd with stage shows of the highest caliber.
          ~ Meet and greet guests.
          ~ Wrangle guests to activities and events.
          ~ Provide interactive entertainment with strolling entertainment, games,               contests and other activities.
          ~ MC activities or events.
 
         Finally, when planning the time line of the event consider that shows work best when there is a natural lull or when attention needs to be focussed. As an opener (Convention, seminar, party, corporate event), before a key speaker, near the end of a meal, in between activities (meal and dessert, Band/music breaks, transitions to other event or activity).

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