Suggestions for DJ DVD seminars...

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If I had, say, $X to spend on DJ DVD seminars, which ones would you suggest I get? That is, which ones have benefited you most? Ok...let's include DJ related books and any other educational materials too.

Thank you.
 
Even with experience if you plan on being interactive Randys DVD is the way to go
 
Dan not here if its helped you the man asked to share. To each their own and we can all make that which we want.
 
Wha?! Only 2 suggestions? I was hoping to hear from some vets who have been to the conventions. How 'bout Merry's method and his Love Story? Any recommendations for that? Anything else?

Reason I ask is b/c I decided not to go to the convention in LV. Hoping to get some education some other way.
 
"Merry's Method and his Love Story"?

The Love Story is done by Mark Ferrell (same guy who does the "Worth" stuff), it is sometimes refered to as the MarBecca Method. It is only taught via a two day workshop (which he is doing before and/or after MBLV08, right there in Vegas).

Peter Merry only has his book (The Best Wedding Reception...Ever) and a DVD (The Six Pillars of Wedding Marketing). He also does seminars on various topics.
 
Wha?! Only 2 suggestions? I was hoping to hear from some vets who have been to the conventions. How 'bout Merry's method and his Love Story? Any recommendations for that? Anything else?

No offense, but you DID hear from some vets who have been to the conventions. You got some solid suggestions as well.

You have to give the thread time to reach those that may offer more.
 
If you do interactive DJing:

The Game Master Series by Scott Faver
Any of the Bobby Morganstein DVDs
 
Maybe a little clarification?

What are you looking to gain knowledge of and or improve?

Performance? Sales? Dj Skills? Interactive? dmx? Mic skills? Marketing? Self help?

A little more direction and I (and probably others) may be able to add more to the list of possibilities.
 
Maybe a little clarification?

What are you looking to gain knowledge of and or improve?

Performance? Sales? Dj Skills? Interactive? dmx? Mic skills? Marketing? Self help?

A little more direction and I (and probably others) may be able to add more to the list of possibilities.

Yes! All of the above! I think finances have pretty much precluded my going to the MBLV convention in Feb. so in lieu of that, I was hoping to get an education via books, DVDs, correspondence courses found on the back of a pack of matches, etc.

Before I stared the biz this past year, I read 4 books on the DJ biz, and now am reading sales and marketing stuff. So anything--a hodge-podge--is good. No particular focus. Thanks to you all who have suggested things already. Thing is, I don't want to take several years to get up to speed on a lot of this stuff. I consider myself very fortunate to have found this and a couple other boards. Just the back-and-forth on these boards is very instructive.
 
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