Where LED works
- General sessions, panels, awards, and galas
- Product launches and brand activations
- Concerts, performances, and live stages
- Trade shows, exhibits, and multi-room programs
Video production specialty
LED wall rental with the crew and processing to run it.
A complete LED display plan for the room, content, cameras, schedule, and audience, from installation and calibration through the final cue.
More than panels
The screen is one part of the video system.
Screen size is only the start. Viewing distance, content resolution, camera use, rigging, power, processing, playback, and access all affect the right LED plan.
We connect those decisions before load-in, then install, test, and operate the system around the program.
LED wall projects and planning factors
What sets the system
- Audience size, viewing distance, and sightlines
- Content format, screen shape, and camera use
- Rigging path, ground support, power, and access
- Load-in, rehearsal, show, and strike schedule
Built for the program
From panel layout to final pixel.
The wall, signal path, and content workflow are planned together.
Design
Set the size, shape, resolution, position, sightlines, and support method.
Prepare
Confirm content formats, playback, switching, signal paths, power, access, and crew.
Build
Install the display, connect processing and sources, calibrate the image, and test backups.
Run
Operate the wall through rehearsal and show, then strike it on the agreed schedule.
Rental scope
What the LED wall rental can include.
Book the display as part of a complete video department or add it to a larger production plan.
Display systemLED panels, support, processing, cabling, and the planned screen configuration.
Playback and switchingPresentation, graphics, video playback, switching, scaling, and backup sources.
Signal distributionRoutes between playback, switchers, processors, cameras, recording systems, and room feeds.
Venue coordinationRigging, power, loading, safety boundaries, placement, and house-system interfaces.
Video crewInstallation, engineering, playback, switching, operation, and strike as required.
Start here
Bring the room, audience, and content plan.
If the screen size is not decided yet, the viewing distance and program are enough to start the conversation.
Date and venueRoom, address, event dates, access hours, and venue contacts.
AudienceAttendance, seating, furthest viewer, and important sightlines.
ContentSlides, graphics, video, camera feeds, layouts, and file formats.
ConditionsIndoor or outdoor use, ambient light, rigging, power, weather plan, and access.
ScheduleLoad-in, content check, rehearsal, doors, show, and strike.
Around the wall
Build the rest of the show.
Connect LED to video, production, lighting, and audio.
Plan the wall
Put the right picture behind the program.
Bring the date, venue, audience, content, and schedule. We’ll work out the display and crew.