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Service

Event Production

Staging, audio, lighting, video and power — specified by engineers, drawn to scale and signed off by the venue before a single case arrives on site.

Overview

Stage, sound, lighting, screens and technical delivery.

Production is where events are won and lost. A speaker who cannot be heard, a screen washed out by house lights or a stage that blocks a fire exit will undo a year of planning in ninety seconds.

We specify to the room, not to a catalogue. Every deployment starts with a site survey, a rigging plot and a power budget. We hold a technical rehearsal for every event with a stage, and we build in redundancy where failure would be visible: dual radio channels, a backup playback machine, a second lighting console on standby.

Included 3 commitments

What this actually
means in practice.

  • 01

    Drawn before it is built

    Rigging plots, sightlines and power budgets issued to the venue in advance.

  • 02

    Redundancy where it shows

    Backup playback, spare radio channels and a second console on every show with a stage.

  • 03

    Called, not improvised

    A show caller on comms running the cue stack from the front-of-house position.

Process 6 stages

How a event production engagement runs.

  1. 01 Discover — 12–9 months out A structured brief with the people who own the outcome. Objectives, audience, constraints and the number nobody wants to say out loud.
  2. 02 Imagine — 10–8 months out Creative platform, format and narrative arc. One idea, written in a sentence, that every later decision is measured against.
  3. 03 Design — 9–6 months out Elevations, floor plans, lighting states and menus. You see the room at eye height before anything is ordered.
  4. 04 Plan — 6–2 months out Suppliers contracted, permits filed, run sheet drafted. The critical path is agreed and tracked weekly from here.
  5. 05 Produce — Event week Load-in, build, technical rehearsal and cue-to-cue. By the final rehearsal, nothing on the night is being attempted for the first time.
  6. 06 Celebrate — Event day The show is called from front of house. Our team is visible to the crew and invisible to your guests.

From the work 6 frames

What it looks like
when it is done.

In their words

A client on
this part of the work.

★★★★★ — 5 out of 5

My mother has organised weddings her whole life and she did not pick up her phone once in three days. That is the review.
Portrait of a smiling woman in formal dress Meera Nair Bride, Riviera Wedding, Goa Destination wedding, 260 guests
Guests dining at a long outdoor table under strings of warm bulbs after dark

Your next event
starts with an idea.

Tell us what you're imagining. We'll help turn it into something unforgettable.

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