Julia (Saffron) Parisi
Julia (Saffron) Parisi is an Audio-Visual Technician with Haybear Entertainment and AVX Audio Visual, where she brings expertise in event production, sound design, and AV systems. With over three years of hands-on experience, she has built a reputation for professionalism, technical skill, and a strong commitment to client satisfaction. From corporate events and trade shows to live productions, Julia thrives on ensuring every detail is seamless and impactful. Her role extends beyond AV execution, often encompassing business communications, inventory oversight, and executive assistance to support her team’s growing success.
In addition to her AV career, Julia is pursuing an associate’s degree in Kinesiology and Exercise Science at Diablo Valley College, where she has excelled academically and embraced opportunities for growth through yoga teacher training, tutoring, and business management coursework. A passionate writer, she has also published YOU MAY BE THE WORLD: Poems and Essays, showcasing her creativity and reflective voice. Julia’s background is rooted in diverse experiences, from legal administration and hospitality to volunteering in animal welfare and community service, underscoring her dedication to service and continuous learning.
Her journey reflects both technical expertise and a passion for connecting people through events, creativity, and community. Whether behind the soundboard, in the classroom, or through her writing, Julia continues to channel her skills toward meaningful impact in both professional and personal endeavors.
• Diablo Valley College- Associate's
• Santa Rosa Junior College
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice for young women entering the audio-visual industry is to talk less and let your work speak for itself—stay confident in what you know, stay curious to keep learning, and always work hard to prove your value.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges in the audio-visual industry right now is that it remains male dominated, which also presents an opportunity for more women to break barriers and bring fresh perspectives.