College Orientation and Campus Welcome Entertainment in Edmonton

College Orientation & Campus Welcome Entertainment in Edmonton

Planning college orientation entertainment in Edmonton? Talk with Jesse Lewis about a comedy hypnosis show for your orientation week, campus welcome night or student association event. Share who is attending, the programme around the show and your campus guidelines to discuss whether the format fits.

Campus life teams, residence organizers and student associations can use the planning details below for new-student events, move-in activities and early-semester welcome programming.

Check Availability for Your Edmonton Campus Event

Send your proposed date, campus or venue, expected attendance and event type through the quote page. Discuss audience ages, the running order, fees and technical requirements before confirming your plans.

Watch Jesse’s general comedy hypnosis show demo, then discuss the audience and expectations for your campus event. This clip is not presented as footage of a particular Edmonton college.

Plan the Show Around Your Students and Campus

Orientation may bring together students who have just met, while residence and student association events may include returning students. Describe that audience mix when you enquire, including any younger attendees and the expectations of your event team.

Talk through the proposed material, volunteer selection and participation arrangements in advance. Students should be able to enjoy the audience experience without being pressured to volunteer. Confirm your campus’s approval, accessibility and supervision requirements with the people responsible for the event.

  • Orientation-week entertainment following welcome remarks or introductions.
  • Campus welcome nights for new and returning students.
  • Residence move-in and early-semester social programming.
  • Student association events in theatres, gyms or other campus spaces, subject to venue and show requirements.

Orientation and Campus Welcome Planning Checklist

  • Choose the date within the wider programme. For move-in or welcome events, allow for arrivals, registration and other scheduled activities before setting the performance time.
  • Make the venue easy to find. Include the building, room, entry time and accessibility information in your event promotion.
  • Agree on the running order. Allow for welcome remarks, the performance, any announcements and the venue’s finish time. Confirm show length and setup access with Jesse.
  • Plan for different comfort levels. Explain the proposed participation format to your organizing team and discuss how audience members can watch without volunteering.
  • Confirm the space and equipment. Review the sound, stage and technical requirements, then agree on sound equipment, sightlines, seating and setup responsibilities with Jesse and the venue.

Questions to Settle Before Booking

Who is the event for? Share expected attendance, age range, new or returning student mix and whether guests from outside the campus will attend.

How will students hear about it? Coordinate promotion with your campus life, residence or student association team. Confirm admission arrangements and event details before advertising.

What needs campus approval? Review the proposed show format, participation arrangements and your institution’s event policies with the appropriate organizer.

What is included in the quote? Confirm the performance date and length, venue, travel arrangements, equipment responsibilities and total fee before making a booking.

Watch Client Feedback

These original videos cover different event settings. Watch the feedback as part of your booking research, then discuss the requirements of your own college or campus event.

Princess Auto Regina testimonial. Jesse Lewis Entertainment published this original client feedback video.

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Stage hypnosis testimonial. Watch this client feedback published by Jesse Lewis Entertainment.

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Staff Christmas-party feedback. An organizer describes communication before the show and clean entertainment for the team.

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