.svg){kind=small}
.svg){kind=small}
André Deutsch is a co-founder of Renty and writes for the Renty guide on the organizational and legal aspects of events, including GEMA and AKM, insurance, permits, and safety. His insights are based on his work managing Renty’s operations across 28 locations in Germany and Austria.
André Deutsch is a co-founder of Renty and oversees operations: inspection and maintenance of rental inventory, standardized handover and return procedures, and logistics across 28 locations in Germany and Austria. With a background in catering and event management, he has worked as a DJ and project manager, learning firsthand how much preparation is required to ensure an event runs smoothly. He holds a technical degree from HTL Zeltweg.
He co-founded Renty in 2022 with Jakob Puck and Simon Illedits in Graz. Because his role involves dealing with damage reports, scheduling conflicts, and last-minute changes daily, he knows exactly where event organizers are most often caught off guard.
In the Renty guide, André writes about the organizational and legal aspects of events: GEMA and AKM, public liability and cancellation insurance, permits and curfews, noise protection, safety, and youth protection. He is not a lawyer. He describes what organizers face in practice and refers readers to the appropriate authorities for binding legal advice.
.svg){kind=small}
In Germany and Austria, nighttime quiet typically begins at 10 PM, though there is no uniform federal law governing this. If you want to celebrate loudly for longer, you need an exemption permit from your local municipality. This guide covers guidelines by area type, the rule for rare events, how to apply, and measures to effectively reduce noise levels for neighbors.
Public viewing requires a license as soon as it is accessible to the public. You will need a broadcast license from the rights holder, registration with GEMA or AKM for music, and, depending on the size, a municipal permit. For non-commercial events, the broadcast license is usually free, but GEMA and AKM fees still apply. This guide covers all items, deadlines, and the distinction between private and public events.
When gaming on a projector screen, input lag is what matters, not resolution. You won't notice anything under 20 milliseconds, controls feel sluggish from 70ms onwards, and the gaming mode in the menu almost always provides the biggest boost. A gaming projector with a solid gaming mode and Full HD will beat any 4K projector without one. 4K at 120 Hz sounds impressive on a spec sheet, but it is only utilized in a few titles on current game consoles.
Plan your birthday party in this order: date and guest count, then venue, then tech, and finally food. The number of guests determines everything else, which is why it comes first. Here you will find six steps with a timeline, budget framework, tech selection based on guest count, and a checklist to tick off.
A street party works best with stations: three to five fixed points along the route where something is always happening work better than a big stage program. Here you will find proven games for children and adults, a guide for a treasure hunt, and classics that work at every party.
A corporate event is any event hosted by a company that serves a business purpose rather than a private one. The term encompasses ten formats, from conferences to roadshows, which differ significantly in terms of participant numbers, duration, and technical requirements. The goal—leads, reach, knowledge transfer, or engagement—determines which format is the right fit.
New Year's Eve with kids works best with an early countdown: those who toast at 6 or 8 PM get through the evening without any fuss. Anything after that is a bonus. Here you will find ideas for every age, craft activities from lucky charms to surprise bags, and a checklist for New Year's Eve with the family.
A graduation yearbook is created in four steps: editorial team and schedule, defining sections, collecting content, layout, and print approval. The most critical point is obtaining consent for photos and quotes, without which things can quickly become legally unpleasant. Here you will find section ideas, layout tips, financing advice, and a pre-print checklist.
An invitation to an employee party should include the occasion, date, time, location with directions, dress code, and an RSVP deadline. Whether partners and children are invited must be explicitly stated, as it affects guest count, programming, and catering. Here you will find templates for formal and casual companies, as well as a checklist.
A Halloween invitation should include five details: the occasion, date and time, location, whether a costume is expected, and an RSVP deadline. Everything else is just atmosphere. Here you will find ready-made texts for WhatsApp and printed cards, invitations for children and adults, as well as sayings to copy.
Games at a Christmas party work best when they are voluntary, last under 20 minutes, and don't put anyone on the spot. Two to three rounds throughout the evening are enough: a short one upon arrival, the main game after the main course, and perhaps something casual for later. The seventeen games listed here include duration, group size, materials, and instructions, along with the point at which they tend to lose momentum.
A Christmas party invitation should include the date, time, location, dress code, whether guests are welcome, and an RSVP deadline. In December, it pays to send them out early because calendars fill up fast. Here you will find templates for formal and casual companies, as well as design tips and a checklist.
.webp)
Wir haben dir eine Mail geschickt, bitte bestätige sie um den Rabattcode zu erhalten.
.svg){kind=small}
.svg){kind=icon}
.svg){kind=small}
.svg){kind=small}
.svg){kind=small}