First of all - make sure your screen is high enough to be visible above the seating - the problem with flexible seating is that you don't have risers to help with vision. Second, make sure you have the video/slide equipment mounted up high - our auditorium was designed so that we have to create aisles for the projectors, limiting the amount of seating. We also have sliding screens which open up windows for events and cover them for projection. Make sure you have light brushes along the sides to prevent light from creeping in. If you are planning a projection booth - I would suggest not glassing it in. Whoever is in the booth cannot here the lecturer or instructions. We have been open a year and half - the theatre is a beautiful room, but obviously a bit problematic. Too bad they didn't talk to the educator before designing it! Kathrine Walker Schlageck Beach Museum of Art - K-State