fig1 shows a perspective view of the disclosed apparatus comprising the upper level ( 1 ), the rear wall ( 2 ), and the lower level ( 3 ). fig1 represents one of the preferred embodiments of the invention . fig2 shows a perspective view of the upper level which can be secured to the ground or stage through its base ( 13 ). the floor ( 11 ) of the upper level is elevated above the lower level by its tower ( 12 ) which should raise the floor at least twelve feet above the base but can be higher or lower depending on the performance venue . situated on the floor is the musical and disk jockey equipment housing ( 10 ). this housing will hold all of the traditional disc jockey equipment including , but not limited to , mixers , turntables , amps and computers . fig3 shows a perspective view of the lower level comprising the trampoline surface ( 20 ), a series of springs ( 21 ), and the trampoline housing ( 22 ). the trampoline surface can be made out of any material traditionally used for a trampoline , such as stretched canvas . the trampoline surface is attached to the trampoline housing through the series of springs . in this particular embodiment , the trampoline surface is in plane with the trampoline housing . in theory , the trampoline surface will be just below eye level of the audience so that the thrill of the performance is maximized , but the exact placement can be altered depending on the venue . fig4 shows a perspective view of the rear wall . depending on the venue this rear wall can be further comprised of multiple display surfaces ( 30 and 31 ). these display surfaces can display limitless kinds of multimedia including , but not limited to , static images , video feeds , and social media posts . alternatively , the rear wall can remain blank and just act as a curtain from anything happening behind the apparatus . the preferred method of using this apparatus would be for the disc jockey to position himself on the upper level , the disc jockey starting his musical performance , and then the disc jockey leaping from the upper level onto the trampoline . the disc jockey will then perform a variety of acrobatic movements while periodically manipulating the dj equipment either by landing on upper level or by just reaching out to the equipment without landing . in another embodiment , the method utilized will have the disc jockey positioning himself on the lower level to begin . the disc jockey would then use the trampoline to vault himself towards his equipment begin the musical portion of the performance . the disc jockey will then perform a variety of acrobatic movements while periodically manipulating the dj equipment either by landing on upper level or by just reaching out to the equipment without landing .
an apparatus and method for an interactive disc jockey acrobatic act is disclosed . specifically , the invention has applications in the entertainment industry by combining acrobatic stunts with live musical performances capable of being influenced by the audience .