Projection involves displaying something large on a screen for the audience to see or the speaker to interact with. This is often done with projector and screens, large TVs or our personal favorite: LED walls. Most events usually have two screens on either side of the stage. Projection can also include a gobo design on a screen.

Live audio involves mics, mixing and amplification for a event space with a live audience, as well as the video recording and or live stream. Audio is the most important yet overlooked parts of A/V production, as is only element that can stand alone and is absolutely necessary for an event. Microphones can include handheld wireless mic, lavs or even a throw audience mic.

Pipe and Drape is used to create a nice visual backdrop in and event room or space. Often times the drape will be lit with colorful RPG uplights which can be changed with a DMX controller live during an event for a mood shift. Our standard pipe and drape is 16′ tall.

Stage design is what make the event space visually come to life with a compelling visual background and even sometimes a foreground element. It can be a simple as pipe and drape, a projection on a screen or a printed vinyl backdrop, or as fancy as paneling or even LED walls with moving designs.