For Justice Park, being around live music is more than a job. It’s a chance to be part of the energy that happens between the stage and the crowd. Based in the Bay Area, he’s spent the last few years building his experience behind the scenes. This week, we talk with Justice about career highlights, advice and what makes this scene so special.
How Long Have You Been in the Industry, and Why Did You Choose It?
“3 years. I love music and I love to dance, but it’s even more special to put on the show. “
That passion has taken him from enjoying the music to helping create the atmosphere around it. And along the way, there have already been some pretty memorable opportunities.
What Has Been a Highlight or Proudest Moment for You?
“Ye at Sofi Stadium”
Short answer. Big stage. Working at SoFi Stadium stands out as one of those experiences that’s hard to top.
But behind those big moments, there are also details that need attention every single time.
When You’re in Action, What’s Your Biggest Responsibility?
“Ensuring we have fog.”
Anyone who has seen a great aerial laser show knows exactly why that matters. Fog gives those beams the atmosphere they need to really show up.
So, when we asked for advice for the next generation of technicians, Justice’s answer fit perfectly.
What’s One Piece of Advice Justice Gives to Future Laser Techs?
“Fog will make or break your show.”
Simple? Yes. Important? Absolutely.
What’s the Most Recent Event You’ve Been a Part Of?
” Das Energi in Salt Lake City”
That latest stop brought him to Das Energi, working amid the music, crowds, and energy of a major festival weekend.
The music may have brought Justice into the industry, but being part of the production keeps things exciting. With every new event comes another crowd, another challenge, and another opportunity to create something great!
