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My journey in audio visual technology began at Masque Sound & Recording Co. in Moonachie, NJ, where I helped build sound reinforcement for Broadway productions including The Secret Garden and Les Miserables. That early experience set the foundation for a career defined by technical excellence and creative problem-solving.
For over seven years at Monmouth University, I served as Instructional Technology Technician and later Director of Media Services — designing multimedia classrooms, running video conferences, recording music and theatre performances, and managing AV infrastructure across the campus.
Since then, I’ve worked as a freelance technician and director, supporting film festivals, corporate conferences, arts theatres, and public programs throughout the Tri-State Area.
1990–1993
Masque Sound & Recording Co. — Built sound for Broadway road shows.
1993–1997
Corporate Telecom, Avenel, NJ — Repair technician and customer service representative.
1997–2004
Monmouth University — Instructional Technology Technician & Director of Media Services.
2005–Present
International Audio-Visual, Regional Director / Freelance — AV rentals, setup, and management for hotel conference centers across Monmouth County and beyond.
2008–Present
PMPN Planner Net — Freelance AV Director for corporate meetings across NJ, NY, and Philadelphia.
2011–Present
Algonquin Arts Theater, Manasquan, NJ — Freelance Projectionist & Technical Director.
The best way to understand what Peter does is to see it. His portfolio brings together the events, installations, and production work he’s contributed to across New Jersey and beyond — the projection setups, live-event builds, and edited video and audio projects that show the craft in action. If you’d like to view Peter DiGiovanni’s portfolio, visit the portfolio page for project highlights, and reach out through the contact page to discuss a specific event or production need.
What sets Peter apart isn’t a single piece of gear – it’s the mindset. Every project starts with understanding the room, the audience, and the outcome the client actually needs, then working backward to the technical setup that delivers it reliably. He plans for the things that go wrong, tests before the doors open, and stays calm and hands-on when a live event is unfolding in real time. The goal is always the same: technology that disappears, so the moment itself is what people remember.
Live production is unforgiving – there are no second takes when an audience is in the room. Clients work with Peter because he brings the combination that matters most in AV: technical depth, calm under pressure, and genuine reliability. He’s local to New Jersey and available across NY and Philadelphia, he’s worked the full range from classrooms to film festivals, and he treats every event as if his reputation rides on it – because it does.