
Marcus Chen
Lead audio engineer

One connected record for who made the show happen, how the day ran, and what the team accomplished.
Teams come together through personal networks. Show days live across run sheets, spreadsheets, inboxes, and radios.
When the show ends, the work disappears with it.


A professional identity before the show. A shared operating layer during it. A durable record after it.

Lead audio engineer
Riverfront Festival // 2026
Main Stage · Production Dept.
Searchable profiles connect role, location, skills, company relationships, and verified production history.

Lead Audio Engineer
Austin, TX

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Nashville, TN
Timing, ownership, location, status, and meaningful changes remain visible to the whole team as the day moves.
Completion turns the production roster into a documented record—preserving the show, the role, the team, and the source of verification.
Network before the production. Verified history after it.
One production record, adapted to the way different corners of the industry actually operate.

Festivals & touring

Events & hospitality

Experiential

Conferences & trade shows

Streaming & live television

Location & studio production
People, productions, execution, documentation, and professional history—connected by the same underlying record.

After nearly two decades working as a tour manager, production manager, and field operator, one gap kept repeating: the work happened everywhere, but its record lived nowhere.
ShowSheet exists so the people who make the show happen can run the day from one source and carry the work forward when it is done.